As generations – and incomes – change, a Tribeca co-op learns to adjust.
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The Frugal and the Free-Spending Come Together
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These Carports Are Generating Juice
Celtic Park has a covered parking lot and a much smaller electric bill.
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Right of First Refusal Nets Condo $650,000
Chelsea condo board buys and flips an under-priced unit.
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The Mayor of Co-op City
From the music business to board business, Linda Berk has managed it all.
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There's a Right Way to Take Care of Terra Cotta
This beautiful building detail requires special treatment.
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Facelift for a Central Park West Co-op
Freshening up an old building's elegant appearance.
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Open Meeting, Open Season
A new co-op shareholder gets a shock at his first open board meeting.
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The Chicken and the Egg and the Hallway Renovation
Condo board president Jared Rothstein overcame resistance to change.
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Inventing a Smarter Co-op
Board president Nat Polish is an inventor who believes in consensus.
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How a Sagging Roof was Unsagged
A century-old co-op gets a new roof – with a few hiccups along the way.
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