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When going green, many boards and suppliers are finding a win-win scenario in shared savings programs.

Gil Neary on the Chelsea Gardens basement project.

Boards learn the delicate art of acting as brokers for their buildings.

One co-op’s comeback story: a Manhattan co-op beats the odds with its rise to financial solvency.

One property manager’s wild and surreal cross-country adventure with an 1,800-horsepower machine.

Monkey bars and seesaws may be threatened with extinction, but playgrounds are hot, hot, hot.

A city non-profit gives a second life to salvaged and surplus building materials.

Three nifty tools to streamline your building's invoicing and bill collecting.

An Upper East Side co-op uses a hands-on board and in-house management to generate a whirlwind of activity.

A “co-op bill of rights” resurfaces.