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The Board Member Who Knew Better
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Our Coverage Doesn’t Cover You
Can you require residents to get homeowners insurance?
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Pricing Tactics
How Windsor oaks developed a renovation credit to keep apartment values from spiraling downward.
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Dear Diary
A year in the life of the board.
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The Face of Destruction
Two condos spent $20 million to restore their façades. Then Sandy struck.
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Fob Appeal
After an alleged break in, an Upper West Side co-op takes new security measures.
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Seizing the Energy Moment
A Manhattan co-op used Local Law 87 to overhaul their entire energy system and saved money in the process.
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House of the Rising Sun
The saga of a Brooklyn co-op that looks to save energy and money by going solar.
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Admissions / Rating Your Questions
A couple selling their Upper West Side apartment finds their buyer rejected by the board. Also, what should you ask at the admissions interview?
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Legal Target
Can a board get hit with out-of-pocket-damages in a lawsuit?
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