In Brooklyn and Queens, two co-ops search for value by converting into condos.
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Transforming Into A Condo
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Tips
What do board members, managing agents, and staff members call “the standard” for tipping?
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Management Metamorphosis
Management prices can be confusing, especially when the quoted fee doesn’t include all services.
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Burn, Baby, Burn
The politics of electricity.
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Take My Word For It
Does your board know what a rep letter is, or more importantly, how it can affect your building?
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Cool, Green, or Blue?
The environmentally responsible urban roof is here.
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Protected
How to navigate the conflicts and confusion created by rent-controlled apartments in your building.
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In Search of Arrears
They’re supposed to pay arrears. They’ve agreed to pay. But what do you do if condo unit-owners refuse to pay?
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When Projects Intrude
How three co-ops in Chelsea, Riverdale, and Rego Park are successfully carrying out some massively disruptive improvements.
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Fannie Mae Not
The new Fannie Mae guidelines for co-ops and condos may undermine sales and hamstring boards.
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