HABITAT
2010 March
March 2010
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▶ Leak House
An oil spill led to a 20-year battle costing hundreds of thousands of dollars. When is enough enough?
▶ Objection, Your Honor
It can be Byzantine, brutal, and boring – but it is also a place everyone ends up at one point or another. A guide to navigating through landlord-tenant court
...by employing the right of first refusal
Cranes have fallen, costs have risen.
Bronx board versus sponsor-manager
ESCOs lose a plus. Will they survive?
▶ Board Lives
Manhattan board president Phyllis Harrison-Ross
▶ Ask the Attorney
Tax trouble and a smoking headache
▶ Case Notes
Fire, its aftermath, and the board's role
▶ From the Editor
Beware of smooth-talking salesmen.
Board Talk
A conversation about noisy neighbors
▶ Endpaper
Being in a condo means being a good neighbor.
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Habitat Week by Week
Co-op and condo board business broken down into bite-sized bits - 2 stories each week. Read now on all digital devices.
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