Gil Neary on the Chelsea Gardens basement project.
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The Hole Story
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Nothing Succeeds Like Excess
A city non-profit gives a second life to salvaged and surplus building materials.
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Refresh. Restore. Redo.
The art of the lobby light-touch.
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Constraints of History
Or, why a simple window replacement job ballooned to over $500,000.
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Renovation Rx
It was trouble in paradise, a classic case of balancing differing needs, of responding to the requests of the new with the concerns of the old. And the board was caught right in the middle.
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Planning for the Future
To keep our property sound and attractive, our board created a ten-year capital plan.
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Pricing Tactics
How Windsor oaks developed a renovation credit to keep apartment values from spiraling downward.
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With Friends Like These
A board secretary in Chelsea, Manhattan contends with his new wealthy neighbors' renovations.
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Whistle While You Work
A Queens board president discusses how being an activist board gets things done.
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The Duty of the Board
What is the duty of the board, as opposed to the duty of its individual members?
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