How three co-ops in Chelsea, Riverdale, and Rego Park are successfully carrying out some massively disruptive improvements.
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When Projects Intrude
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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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Violation Tracking
Staying on top of fines and inspections.
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Committee Solution
Delegating responsibility is a good way to get things done.
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Sun Bathing
A Park Slope co-op turns to cutting-edge tech that harnesses sunlight to heat its water.
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Enough Is Enough!
An expert argues that it’s time for responsible energy policies.
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Looking Out, Looking In
Serving the best interests of a co-op is just a matter of perspective.
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The Image Game
A new board seeks to overcome the negative image the previous unpopular board had created for themselves.
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Old Idea, New Twist
Seeking a new management company? Be sure to check out their RFP.
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Miracle on Mercer Street
Turning a roof problem into a money-making opportunity.
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