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Park Terrace Arms Corporation has turned a leaky roof into an energy-saving asset by installing 66 solar panels on a portion of its 4,500-square-foot roof, which has helped the co-op limit its emission penalties and save on energy costs. (Print: The Park Terrace Arms Tops It Off)

Inwood Park Apartments in Manhattan has used smart radiator covers to reduce oil use and avoid fines under Local Law 97, saving the building $24,000 annually and reducing carbon emissions by 26%. (Print: Inwood Park’s ‘Cozy’ Carbon-Curbing Solution)

New Jersey implements legislation mandating structural inspections and reserve funds for co-ops and condos, potentially influencing New York's future regulations.

A Midtown condo grapples with extensive vault repairs beneath the property, encountering complex regulations, revocable consent fees, and multimillion-dollar assessments.

A Brooklyn co-op, Sun Garden Homes Association, completes a facade insulation project using EIFS, enhancing aesthetics, reducing maintenance, and improving energy efficiency.

29 King St., a SoHo condo in a historic district, successfully replaces 48 windows with LPC-approved replicas, ensuring energy efficiency and aesthetics.

New Local Law 97 rules offer incentives for NYC buildings pursuing decarbonization retrofits, outlining good faith efforts, emission credits, and compliance measures.

New Hampshire House condo board successfully convinces owners to take a $3 million loan for facade repairs mandated by FISP.

420 Beekman Hill co-op pioneers large-scale heat pump tech to meet Local Law 97 emission goals, using Con Ed and NYSERDA incentives.

Williamsburg HDFC co-op at 151 Grand St. tackles boiler issues by leasing electric water heaters and heat pumps, financed by BlocPower.