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Small, locally owned businesses are increasingly being priced out of their neighborhood due to high rents, and landlords must find ways to maintain a long-term relationship with their tenants to avoid losing control of their space. (Print: We Are the Landlord)

Toby Johnson, treasurer of 90 Sterling Place, a four-unit co-op in Park Slope, has successfully budgeted for repairs and switched to electrification, saving the building money and reducing its carbon footprint. (Print: Taking Charge: Toby Johnson)

A co-op on the Upper East Side recently upgraded its heating and cooling system to a more efficient heat pump system, avoiding carbon emissions penalties and saving money in the process. (Print: A Waste Of Energy)