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Enforcing the Rules - Rosen Livingston & Cholst
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When Projects Intrude
How three co-ops in Chelsea, Riverdale, and Rego Park are successfully carrying out some massively disruptive improvements.
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Worst Case
Hard-won lessons from a 22-year board veteran.
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Balconies
Should you include balconies in a façade restoration?
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Uncivil War
Two boards fight for control over renovations on the Upper East Side.
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A New Dawn at Turner Towers
Replacing the plumbing is a major task. So is finding the money to do it.
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Home Is Where the Playroom Is
Being child-friendly can improve lifestyles – and sales.
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Engineer vs. Architect - What
You should know the difference between engineers and architects.
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The Greening of 70,000 Square Feet
A Queesn condo was finally able to redesign their lobby, the green way.
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Lobby Lessons
Tips on how to most easily renovate your lobby.
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