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.

Resistance is Futile: Robots Are Going to Park Your Car

Written by Marianne Schaefer on April 05, 2017

Tribeca

Automated parking systems could be major revenue stream for co-ops and condos.

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Two Co-ops, Two Flip Taxes, One Goal

Written by Bill Morris on March 29, 2017

Jackson Heights

Boards defend a tool that prevents speculation, enhances stability, and raises money.

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A Bronx Co-op Overcomes Nepotism, Arrears, and Self-Mismanagement

Written by Marianne Schaefer on March 22, 2017

The Bronx

Affordable HDFC co-op learns a lesson about the pitfalls of going it alone.

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Are Water-Cooling Tower Inspections Adequate?

Written by Bill Morris on March 15, 2017

New York City

One expert believes co-op and condo boards need an impartial third party.

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The Switch to Solar is On at Georgetown Mews

Written by Marianne Schaefer on March 08, 2017

Kew Gardens Hills

Queens co-op revives a dormant solar project.

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Morningside Gardens Co-Op Rolls WIth the Surprises

Written by Marianne Schaefer on March 01, 2017

Morningside Heights

As the scope of a capital project grew, a co-op board adjusted.

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Co-op Parking Goes From Headache to Money-Maker

Written by Marianne Schaefer on February 22, 2017

Forest Hills

Getting rid of a garage operator brings a windfall to a Queens co-op.

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Amalgamated Houses in the Bronx Gets an Overdue Makeover

Written by Lisa L. Colangelo on February 15, 2017

The Bronx

“Milestone” capital projects under way at nation’s oldest limited-equity co-op.

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New Rules on Minimum Wages and Overtime Pay

Written by Marianne Schaefer on February 08, 2017

New York City

Payrolls could rise at co-ops and condos with non-union employees.

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New Free Course Helps Boards Save Energy and Money

Written by Ron Egatz on February 02, 2017

New York City

Building Operator Training Program aims to cut waste, improve efficiency.

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