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Peace, Love, and Paying Bills
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Putting On Your Best Face
How one Fifth Avenue co-op improved its sale prices.
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The Board That Never Cuts Corners
Board member Jim Taylor has spearheaded major changes in his Tudor City co-op.
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Space Invader
What do you do when a stranger calls?
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Redoing Hallways and Lobbies the DIY Way
Sticking to a budget is difficult when there’s no money to actually budget.
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The Man With the Impish Grin
Tony DiPietro refused to take board corruption lying down.
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A Good Run of Bad Luck
Endless bad luck turned this building into a community.
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Protecting Something Precious
A previous board’s inaction had left his Riverside Drive co-op in disarray. Then Jeff Byles stepped up.
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The Board That Cares
The board at 1095 Park Avenue makes a concerted effort to adapt to shareholders’ changing needs.
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