With the economy swooning, many co-ops and condos are attempting to cut costs.
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Tightening Their Belts
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The Wall
More and more condos are having to cope with antiquated and imprecise bylaws. Is there anything you can do about them?
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The Electric Company
Charging up real electric cars.
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Co-Opification
With the economy on a downswing, more and more condos are finding it’s safer to be cooperative.
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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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Admission Package
What should be asked during the admissions process.
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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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Mortgage Chef
Knowing what the loan officer wants is key to getting what your building needs.
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The Case of the Contentious Cooperator
A Park Avenue co-op fought a bruising, costly legal battle for 15 years with a shareholder who was also a lawsuit-happy lawyer.
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The Case of the Contentious Cooperator: The Lawyer's View
The lawyer's view: a Park Avenue co-op fought a bruising, costly legal battle for 15 years with a shareholder who was also a lawsuit-happy lawyer.
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