Sometimes quality of life is more important than the bottom line.
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Know When to Put Quality of Life First
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Living Busy Is the Best Revenge
A Queens board president delves into a sea of improvements and projects.
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Not in Front of My Building
Can you keep public space private?
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Finishing School
Training staff in the fine art of customer service.
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Hurricane Bloomberg
In the path of Hurricane Bloomberg.
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Voice From the Wall
Noises heard at night.
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Imposing Smoking Bans
More and more, boards are starting to follow the trend of banning smoking in public places.
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Hoarder Headaches
Ignoring a nuisance that affects other unit-owners can create more complicated problems for the board down the line.
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Alterations: Striking a Balance
Shareholders are often too self-interested and push alterations beyond the scope approved by the board.
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Awful Conditions
Who do you sue for awful living conditions?
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