City's Real Estate Sales Plunged by Half During Second Quarter
September 11, 2020
Co-op boards may need to loosen sublet rules as apartment sales slump.
Court Declines to Shut Down Illegal Parties During the Pandemic
Written by Victor M. Metsch on September 10, 2020
Co-op and condo boards need to meet the letter of the law to thwart violations.
Noisy Neighbors Aren’t Just a City Problem
September 08, 2020
Planning to sell your co-op or condo and move to the suburbs? Read this first.
Exodus to the Suburbs Reaching “Insane” Levels
September 04, 2020
Co-ops and condos face long-term fallout from pandemic-inspired departures.
Confusion Reigns as Co-op and Condo Gyms Try To Reopen
Written by Amy Sara Clark on September 03, 2020
City guidelines leave many boards wary of liability and safety concerns.
Co-op and Condo Gyms Free to Reopen at Last
September 01, 2020
Boards must meet strict criteria, while indoor classes and pools remain shut.
Real Estate Industry Pushes Back Against Clean Air Rules
August 31, 2020
COVID plus carbon equals a double-whammy for building owners.
Re-opening Amenity Spaces Still in Limbo
Written by William D. McCracken on August 18, 2020
Despite class-action lawsuit, city gyms must remain closed – for now.
Some Co-op and Condo Boards Can Fine for Not Wearing a Mask
August 17, 2020
Governing documents will spell out this basic – and controversial – power.
New York City Has Nation’s Second-Highest Mortgage Delinquencies
August 14, 2020
Only Miami has more homeowners behind on their mortgage payments.