Artwork Doesn’t Fit, Lawsuit Ensues
May 17, 2017
Memo to apartment buyers: read the offering plan, and beware.
A New Tool in the Condo Collection Kit
Written by Frank Lovece on April 25, 2017
Co-ops have more leverage, but there are ways for condos to collect arrears.
Condo Boards Have a New Tool for Collecting Arrears
Written by Frank Lovece on April 07, 2017
Court ruling gives condo boards a new way to evict delinquent unit-owners.
A Land-Lease Can Kill a Co-op
Written by Paula Chin on March 28, 2017
A Chelsea co-op dissolves after the land is sold out from under it.
Another Luxury Condo Building in Chelsea Making Room for Art
March 22, 2017
Trend of gallery closings near the High Line appears to be ending.
Those Obituaries of the Chelsea Art Scene Were Premature
March 16, 2017
New galleries on the way as part of luxury condo developments.
Court Ruling Gives Condo Boards the Power to Evict
January 18, 2017
Chelsea unit-owner who stopped paying common charges is shown the door.
Chelsea Group Seeks to Block “Monstrosity” Condo
March 03, 2017
Supreme Court petition fights 11-story building rising over church.
The High Line as Emblem of What’s Wrong With New York City
February 15, 2017
A park’s runaway success leads its creator to call it “a failure.”
Penn South Locks in Low Interest on $190 Million HUD Loan
February 14, 2017
“A victory for affordable housing in New York City,” says Penn South’s manager.