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Plans for dealing with a gas shutdown should be proactive, not reactive.

What happens at the first in-person meeting after the pandemic?

Balancing budgets while dealing with aging residents can have boards walking a very fine line.

As FISP requirements become more strict, boards are going to have to spend more money to keep up.

New York's Scaffold Law can make it harder to insure contractors.

Disagreements between the board and shareholders about whether to repair or replace can lead to a lawsuit.

Fix it once and fix it right – solving chronic problems means thinking long-term.

Despite a dip in tax rates, property taxes may not fall.

Handling residents who want to bend the rules can be challenging.

When two boards need to negotiate on an energy project, everyone needs to compromise.

Buildings that want to make LL97 retrofits should act sooner, rather than later, to save money.

Boards need to stay ahead of schedule to avoid Climate Mobilization fines.

At long last, easy money for energy retrofits is available to co-ops and condos.

The Surfside condo collapse could happen here — if people are not vigilant.

Co-op and condo boards need to get smart about how much of their income comes from commercial tenants.