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A New Notice Form
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Blink and There Will Be a New Law
Nearly 50 bills are sitting in Albany that could change board operations.
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Burnish Your Brand
New services help you put your building's best face forward.
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COVID Cooperation: How Do We Get It?
What to do when pandemic-weary residents flout safety rules.
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Co-op Shareholders Bankroll Capital Projects
Looking to fund a capital project? It pays to think outside the box.
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Ellyn Berk
The tireless board president thrives on challenge.
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Enclosed Balconies May Not Be Forever
Boards do have the right to revoke their approval of enclosed balconies.
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Forward Thinker
Adam Zurofsky brings a wealth of experience to the table.
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Garage Tale
Two co-ops tackled garage repairs head-on – and kept prized assets from turning into costly liabilities.
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Going Forward
A post-pandemic road map.
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New Protocol Tool: Vaccine Passports
New York State is rolling out a new COVID-19 vaccine verification app, Excelsior.
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PACE Financing Ready for the Green Light
The ABCs of applying for loans for efficiency projects.
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Shawshank Redux
As lockdown eases, some pandemic adjustments are worth keeping.
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The ‘Private Work’ Challenge
The risks of letting staffers do jobs on the side for residents.
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Too Hot to Handle
Plumbers balk at gas inspections over liability fears.
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