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Boards Should Lead a Redesign
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A Visionary on East 72nd Street
Bob Weiner discusses his approach to large projects.
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New Life for an Old Lighthouse
Cynthia Lovecchio’s unusual upbringing influences her board service..
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How to Solve Sticky Scheduling Conflicts
Renovation schedules can change for any reason, including a new buyer.
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How to Fix a Deteriorating Building
Violations can’t be ignored – even if the building has no money.
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How to Prevent Your Building from Collapsing
Sometimes, second-guessing isn’t a bad thing.
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Love with the Proper Mailbox
Can you love a mailbox? One building just might.
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The Yacht Club’s Stormy Story
A Long Island board president reveals how his condominium recovered from the devastation of Hurricane Sandy – and its aftermath.
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Bond. Performance Bond.
When do you need a performance bond?
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