Co-op / Condo News: Near-Death & Taxes, Property Manager Sued, More

New York, NY,  Oct. 11, 2010 — Recent news for co-op boards and condo associations.

New York City property taxes go up, and a co-op's fired super goes off — on the new guy, with a gun. A property-management firm elsewhere loses a $23 million lawsuit on pesticide use — can it happen here? Condo boards and others try banning clothes lines, which isn't a green thing to do, and banning cigarettes, which is. Plus, busy brokers, silver linings dealing with bed bugs, and Justin Timberlake gets a brand new social network, as he buys into the Soho Mews condo.

Read all the latest co-op board and condo board news in 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.

 

Buying and Selling...

  • "Mews Flash" (second item under "Gekko a Go"), on Justin Timerlake buying Soho Mews condo, by Jennifer Gould Keil (New York Post)

Board Issues from Around the Country and More...

 

WebCitation archives:

"Tax Bill" • "Cell Phone" • "Bedbugged" • "Rochdale" • "Clothes Line" • "One Broker" • "Perfect Stranger"• "Mews Flash" • "No Smoking" • "Fairway Palms" • "Woodland Pond" • "Lawsuit Verdict"

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