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Due Diligence Matters More Than Ever
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A Safety Plan for the Next Outbreak
You may need to amend your COVID policies to comply with new Department of Labor requirements.
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After Fire, Condo Board Is Sued Over Insurance Coverage
How boards can protect themselves in the event of a catastrophe.
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The Cloudy Future of All-Virtual Annual Meetings
What happens to virtual annual meetings when COVID-related emergency orders expire?
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Repair of Last Resort
The city can step in when building violations pile up.
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Florida Condo Collapse: Can It Happen Here?
The Surfside condo collapse could happen here — if people are not vigilant.
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Co-op and Condo Rate Takes a Slight Dip
Despite a dip in tax rates, property taxes may not fall.
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First PACE Loan Closes in New York City
At long last, easy money for energy retrofits is available to co-ops and condos.
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Mayoral Candidates
Four mayoral candidates share where they stand on co-op/condo issues.
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Can a Holder of Unsold Shares Vote at the Annual Meeting?
The answer is complicated and depends on your governing documents.
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