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When “No” Means “Maybe”
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Energy Challenges and Opportunities
How do you align everyone’s interest for the greater good of the building?
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When Should the Board Get Involved?
A leak between two neighbors turns into a unneighborly dispute.
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With Friends Like These
A board secretary in Chelsea, Manhattan contends with his new wealthy neighbors' renovations.
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A Broker in the House
What do you tell buyers and sellers when they ask why it takes so long to get through the approval process?
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Joni and Goliath
Taking on the DEP.
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A School of Hard Knocks
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be on your building’s board of directors?
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Whistle While You Work
A Queens board president discusses how being an activist board gets things done.
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Two Watch Words
Transparency and honesty are key at a Queens co-op.
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Running Out of Gas – but Not Ideas
An Upper West Side co-op deal encounters a gas leak and installs master gas meter.
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