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Tough Love and a Queens Co-op
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I Heard the News Today, Oh Boy
Can a board be defamed by a community newsletter?
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How a Bronx Co-op Kept Its Pool from Sliding Down a Hill Community
The co-op’s pool was sliding away. How could they hold on to it?
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Brownstone Brouhaha
How a Brooklyn co-op lost – and regained – its corporate status.
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Remember Your Roots
Keeping housing affordable in Crown Heights means getting your hands dirty.
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Site Safety: Overhaul Needed?
Minor work at our co-op has come to a halt because the DOB says we need a site safety plan. Is this necessary?
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They Want to Regulate You
A “co-op bill of rights” resurfaces.
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Beware of Multiple Heirs
A co-op passed on to an heir did not specifically name that heir as the beneficiary.
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The Right to Reject and Entity
The right to reject a corporate entity.
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Where's 22 West 26th Street Today?
A look at a co-op conversation Habitat covered 30 years ago.
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