A co-op board can get into serious trouble if they descriminate potential buyers.
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Rejecting Purchase Applications
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Restoring the Building with Blue Lights
Steve Carbone grew Up in Middle Village, Queens dreaming of Kennedy House
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The Dreams of Lillian Wong
The saga of a Jackson Heights board president who never misses a beat.
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The Steadying Influence of Staggered Terms
There are so many complicated situations facing boards that it’s essential to maintain some institutional memory.
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Turning Data into Action
Color-coded tearsheets to show what energy retrofits make sense for your building.
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Unreasonable Conduct
Proprietary lease and house rules prohibit excessive noise and unreasonable conduct that disturb the residents
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When Steel Turns to Swiss Cheese
An old building in New Rochelle turns into an engineering nightmare.
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Wrestling Over What’s “Reasonable”
Philip Perrault wanted to make improvements to his apartment. The proprietary lease required that he first receive the consent of the co-op board,
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