In a tough market, a Manhattan complex remakes its lobbies and hallways to boost its curb appeal.
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For Value’s Sake
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Well-Meaning, But Loud
Noise complaints are common – but against the board?
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No Smoking
An unusual ban involving air purifiers and limited grandfathering passes in Manhattan.
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Water is the New Oil
An Eastchester co-op invests in double-duty, energy-saving heating and cooling technology.
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Time for Taxes
When is a comparable incomparable? An interview with a property tax expert.
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Shattered Glass
How a Manhattan condo board coped with falling balcony panels.
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Long-Range Planning Can Be a Beautiful Thing
How an Upper East Side co-op's long range planning has produced a showcase building.
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Box the Bed Bugs
A novel way of dealing with bed bugs.
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The Battle of 95 Greene Street
The extreme and instructive case of a condo board trying to collect arrears.
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The Clothes Make the Building
Caring about your doorman’s uniform.
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