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Union Talks
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Exit Strategy
Commercial buildings rehearse several times a year. Residential buildings hand out a playbook and hope for the best.
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Two Cracks or Pops
Local Law 11 just got tougher. Count balconies in now.
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Let
Before you take your contractor, engineer, or architect to court, try something different.
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Bored Issues
Apathy and the shareholder.
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The Case of the Belching Boiler
Sometimes a second opinion can save you big bucks.
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For the Love of Light, Heat, and a Toilet Flush
Disasters are the new normal. Recent local laws help you deal.
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There’s a Flood!
At Butterfield House, a water main break called for quick thinking – and triage.
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The Tracking Sleuths
Services that send out alerts about violations and fines are growing up.
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When Owners Become the Bank
An Upper West Side co-op finds that self-help can be the best help.
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