Co-op and condo boards need to regularly review their policies to ensure they align with the changing real estate landscape and protect apartment values. Three examples of policies that need reassessment are cash down payments, subletting, and pied-à-terre. Adaptation to the changing world is essential to maintain and increase apartment values.
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