Co-op / Condo News: Dog Interviews, Real-Estate Hookers, Beverly Sills, More

NYC: July 12, 2010 — Recent news of note for co-op boards and condo associations.

What's with dogs and co-op boards this week? Three different publications talk about how to get a dog through a co-op board admissions interview. And read about a Central Park West condo association's expensive, but innovative, way of fighting an ostensibly noisy wine bar that's gotten Community Board approval to be in their building. Plus, a co-op board celebrates its building's hundredth anniversary, the late Beverly Sills' co-op is up for sale and are real-estate agents using prostitutes to help sell apartments?

Read all the latest co-op and condo news on Habitat's weekly Monday News Roundup! Also included: Permanent archival links. If a link ever goes dead, you'll still be able to read the backup at WebCitation.org.

 

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WebCite archives:

"Luna Park" • "Wine Bar" • "Lobbyists" • "Tenement's" • "Hookers" • "Sills" • "Dog Past" • "Dog Interviews" • "Could Your Dog" "Auction "• "Without Directors" • "Sarasota" • "East Bridgewater"

 

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