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In the wake of a crisis, what steps should a board take?

What boards can do to weather a possible market downturn in New York.

Smoking bans, English-only staff requirements, homeowner insurance rules, open board meetings: how good decisions can go bad.

Checking in on the construction quality of new residential developments in New York City

Default, debt, physical decay, an onerous mortgage – how a Queens co-op teetered on the brink and made a miraculous recovery.

When boards fall asleep at the switch, they leave their properties unguarded – and crooked insiders may come calling.

From bad dream to good times: the saga of 328 West 17th Street.

A sponsor’s neglect allows a co-op to deteriorate for years. The story of how the co-op got back on its feet after regaining control.

How your board can come up with a pet policy that satisfies pet owners and their non-pet-owning neighbors.

It was a house divided against itself, but now, through planning, perseverance, and pluck, the shadow over Nostrand Gardens has finally lifted.