Selling improvements used to be simple, but now recession-era worries mean boards have to work harder at marketing.
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The Pitch
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Window Stories
Replacing windows can be a delicate, costly operation for any co-op or condo board.
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Darkness At Noon
As its water bills rose and its property deteriorated, Dayton Beach Park found that it had to deal with an ever-deepening crisis.
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Making a Difference
With its building literally falling apart, one board took dramatic steps to turn matters around.
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The Agony and the Ecstasy
Despite a bumpy road, a $15 million full-body makeover is restoring Lido Beach Towers to its past glory.
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SOS TO CITY: Our Garage Floors are Sinking. CITY TO CO-OPS: Get Lost
Two neighboring Queens co-ops are facing insurance claims, lawsuits, and millions in repairs.
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Rusty or Reliable?
Concern about a dilapidated fire escape.
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Replacing a Cornice
Replacing a cornice is no easy task.
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No Entrance
The board secretary at 233 West 99th Street Corp discusses a victory over a vault problem.
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Local Law 11 Changes
Deadline news about façade law filings.
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