Co-op/Condo News: Maintenance Fees, Hand Scanners, Buying Parking, More

New York, NY,  Sept. 6, 2010 — Recent news for co-op boards and condo associations.

Maintenance fees have gone up big in Manhattan. But on the bright side, there may be less nightclub noise. An anecdotal article suggests a particular board doesn't like foreign buyers. On the bright side, a Hindi condo-owner won't loser her home over a $635 bill. Plus: Shady dealings with a broker married to a co-op board president, a condo goes high-security with hand scanners, apartment-owners revolt over faulty construction, and, yes, pigeons! We've got pigeons!

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.

 

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WebCitation archives:

"Maintenance" • "Noise" • "Foreigners" • "If...Shot" • "Hand Scanners" • "Parking" • "Parc Standard" • "Queens" • "Evanston" • "Sandy Street" • "Murano" • "Pigeons"

 

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