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A New York co-op board used a public adjuster to file a lawsuit against its neighbor's insurance carrier after a wastewater line failure, resulting in a full payment of the damages and an opportunity to repair decades-old wastewater pipes. (Print:

For people in buildings with exposed exterior pipes, winter can be an unforgiving time of year.

The idea is to eliminate buried and inaccessible condensate pipe, which will reduce leaks.

After a terrible accident, Fannie Mae gets tough on a Brooklyn co-op.

How do you solve a leak problem you can’t find?

At Butterfield House, a water main break called for quick thinking – and triage.

Can you require residents to get homeowners insurance?

Is grease the next big danger? Not if the DEP can help it.

What does a board do when a simple shareholder problem spirals out of control?

Replacing the plumbing is a major task. So is finding the money to do it.