Watch the closing doors: the new East Side extension could mean train trouble, property loss, and construction woes for co-ops and condos in its path.
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Subway Saga
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Wet Over Dry
Wet-over-dry construction – an unnecessary and unwise risk or a one worth taking?
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Noise Nightmare
Nuisances. Owner to restaurant: quiet, please!
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2007 Attorney Survey
Habitat’s Attorney 2006 survey: the enforcement game – effectively enforcing house rules and building policy.
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Confronting Controversy
Implementing controversial policies
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My Home, My Business
Running a business out of your home
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