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House rules need to keep up with shifts in population, wealth, and, most importantly, technology.

Here’s a switch: city bureaucracy is helping co-op shareholders secure all their exemptions and abatements.

Whether it's a burst pipe or a proposed assessment, boards and managers need to communicate.

Do your homework and be prepared.

Dealing with pests can turn a cooperative into a community.

When long-time shareholders balk at the high cost of today’s capital projects, boards cannot kick the can down the road.

Two fixes are a realistic budget and a healthy reserve fund.

Misunderstanding the right of first refusal.

How do you get shareholders to show up to the annual meeting? Put them on the board.

Major repairs call for a scheduling maestro.