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10 Energy Myths Debunked
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Online Voting
A White Plains co-op found a way out of the non-quorum quandary.
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New Kid on the Mortgage Block
54 East First went looking for a new mortgage and found green incentives.
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The Growing Line Item
Water is becoming a larger portion of co-op and condo budgets.
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The Greening of 70,000 Square Feet
A Queesn condo was finally able to redesign their lobby, the green way.
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License to Paint
The EPA’s new lead paint regulations require certification for building staff.
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Face-Off: Board v. Developer, Building 1 - Newswalk Condominium
Nightmare on Dean Street: a band of owners found their promised piece of heaven was a doorway to hell.
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Face-Off: Board v. Developer, Building 2 - Spring Meadows
A developer, a sewage treatment plant, and $4 million in expenses all spelled disaster for one Suffolk county co-op.
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What Lies Beneath?
After dealing with a sagging first floor for years, one co-op turns it into a golden opportunity.
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Terms of Agreement
A recent increase in apartment renovations means the common alteration agreement needs an upgrade.
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