An Upper East Side co-op uses a hands-on board and in-house management to generate a whirlwind of activity.
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Put to the Test
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They Want to Regulate You
A “co-op bill of rights” resurfaces.
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When Business Becomes Personal
If you’re making staff decisions, popularity and performance should not be confused.
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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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Feature New Question on the Block
What to ask during an admissions interview? How about, “Do you own a gun?”
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All Owners Aren’t Equal
Boards are left scrambling as the city takes certain tax abatements off the table.
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Privacy Protocols
Cameras, key fobs, and identity theft: securing your digital data is a must.
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Collective Crisis
Hoarding is not just one resident’s ailment; it affects everyone.
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Sponsor
Time to cut the umbilical cord. But what if the sponsor won’t?
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