The condop in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood created a detailed capital plan to pay for extensive facade repairs, major infrastructure projects, and a 10% reserve requirement, while also communicating with shareholders and unit-owners to avoid surprises. (Print: Financing: Balancing Peter To Pay Paul)
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Chelsea Condop Takes Proactive Approach to Fund Major Infrastructure Projects
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