Co-op/Condo News: Nudes in Hallways, Corrupt Supers & Strike Prep, Oh, My!
NYC: April 19, 2010 — Recent news of note for co-op and condo boards. What should a board do when your managing agent countenances a corrupt super? Or when a resident puts up nude paintings in a family building's hallway? Plus, see how a condo board in Middle America handles a bad neighbor, you betcha. And New York City's Public Advocate offers a strike prep website, just in case. Get all the details and read all the latest co-op and condo news in Habitat's weekly Monday News Roundup!
- "Public Advocate De Blasio Launches Tenant, Condo and Co-Op Owner Assistance Webpage and Hotline in Anticipation of Building Strike" (RealEstateRama.com)
- "My Super Is Corrupt, and my Managing Agent Doesn't Care" (BrickUnderground.com)
- "An Unnecessary Law" by co-op/condo advocate and attorney Stuart Saft (Letter-to-the-editor, The New York Times), responding to story "On Long Island, Legislating Fairness in Co-ops"
- "Bad Condo Neighbors Must Pay Up" by Bruce Vielmetti (Milwaukee, Wisc. Journal Sentinel)
- "Dear Ms. Demeanor: Nudes in the [Co-op] Hallway" (BrickUnderground.com)
- "Which Luxury Condo Building Has the Best Fast Food Option?" by Joey Arak (Curbed.com)
- "America's Costliest Condo" by Les Christie (CNNMoney.com)
- "New Jersey Condos Up for Auction" by Deidre Woollard (Luxist.com)