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How to Reduce Alteration Complaints
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How to Deal with the Developer Next Door
Assemble a team of professionals and don’t be afraid to make waves.
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How to Deal with the Disabled During Capital Work
Always remember: the needs of disabled residents must be taken into account during disruptive projects.
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Construction Next Door
Not concerned about the high-rise going up next door? You should be.
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Bids: The Sound of Apples to Apples
How to find the best contractor at the right price.
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The Project Conductor
A new leader has emerged to coordinate multi-trade projects: the construction manager.
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Taking Charge
Two board presidents talk about taking on large-scale construction projects.
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Warning Signs: Beware of the Failed Fix
Is fixing the same construction problems over and over just bad luck or a sign of something more?
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Taking Charge
Two presidents, one goal: to keep their buildings running smoothly.
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No-Regret Repairs
What’s the best way to do garage repair work with minimum inconvenience?
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