Hoping for enhanced sales and prestige, many boards are branding their properties.
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What’s in a Name?
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Gotta Serve Somebody
Writing for the co-op and condo community for twenty-eight years.
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Co-Opification
With the economy on a downswing, more and more condos are finding it’s safer to be cooperative.
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When Can Condos Act Like Co-ops?
New York’s outdated Condominium Act has led to questions regarding the power of condo boards.
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The Consequences of Conversation
Converting a co-op to a condo: the consequences.
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The Co-op/Condo Report 2007
Habitat’s exclusive survey that takes an in-depth look at the state of the co-op.condo world.
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Influences: Top 25 People, Events, & Organizations
The 25 Most Important People, Events, & Things in the New York Condo/Co-op Community
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Branding a Building
A name can have a big impact on a building's indentity and resale value
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Perspectives: Mary Ann Rothman
CNYC Exec Dir Looks Back 20 Years
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Perspectives: Stuart Saft
Wolf Haldenstein Partner Reflects
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