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A co-op's $900,000 upgrade has a five-year return on investment.

Condo fees increased nearly triple the rate of inflation while co-op fees were flat.

Buyers are flocking to new condo buildings with more space and amenities.

Manhattan co-op halves decarbonization costs with help of $49,000 rebate

Changing tastes — and an aversion to co-op boards — are reshaping sales.

The Brevoort co-op in Greenwich Village has replaced gas-powered dryers with energy-efficient electric models, requiring significant infrastructure upgrades to comply with emission requirements under Local Law 97.

Facade repairs at a prewar co-op in Greenwich Village revealed rusted supports for the building's terra cotta cornice and an eroding ornate frieze in critical condition.

The condo board's lawsuit alleges physical defects and fiscal mismanagement.

The Hamilton Heights condo at 668 Riverside Drive has made energy-saving upgrades, reducing costs by 10% and bringing the building into compliance with Local Law 97 without needing an assessment.

Smart technology releases heat only when needed, reducing waste.

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