Take a peek behind the facades of New York’s co-ops and condos to find out who's fixing things up, and how much it costs? Articles in this section cover dozens of individual projects in co-ops and condos all over New York City. Learn how NYC co-op/condo boards met the challenges of the fix-up, and how you can use their experiences to smooth out yours.
Are you doing capital improvements at your co-op or condo? Email kfarrell@habitatmag.com or emyers@habitatmag.com to have your project included in our column.
Written by Bill Morris on June 14, 2017
Co-op board returns 1920s terra cotta to its original verdigris glory.
Written by Marianne Schaefer on June 07, 2017
Solar pool-heating systems pay for themselves in five years or less.
Written by Marianne Schaefer on May 31, 2017
Careful planning gets big jobs done without assessments or maintenance jumps.
Written by Sue Treiman on May 24, 2017
Co-op adds $10 million in value by allowing shareholders to initiate home improvements.
Written by Kaya Laterman on May 17, 2017
The more biofuel in your heating oil, the bigger your tax credit.
Written by Frank Lovece on May 10, 2017
Spectrum's bulk cable rates require 100 percent participation by co-ops and condos.
Written by Frank Lovece on May 03, 2017
Is an investment-policy statement right for your board?
Written by Ron Egatz on April 26, 2017
$10 million federal grant will pay for flood barriers, cogen, and more.
Written by Lisa L. Colangelo on April 19, 2017
Cost of terrace repairs cut almost in half after a new engineer is hired.
Written by Marianne Schaefer on April 12, 2017
Boards can't ask about salary history, but the job applicant might tell.