Energy efficiency — and money savings — come to a South Bronx co-op.
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Dawn of a New Landscape: Sherman Terrace
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Feeding the Reserves
How three co-ops used two tried-and-true methods to fill out their reserves.
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Tipping Point
The federally backed mortgage giant changes the rules — and to keep apartment sales moving, boards must pay attention.
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Senior Shareholders Can Now Get Reverse Mortgages
What boards need to know about the new financial tool for senior shareholders.
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Should You Raise Staff Wages Or Keep Your Property Tax Abatement?
Bump payroll, or lose your property tax abatement?
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Board Boldness: Solar Is Like Our New Commercial Tenant
Kew Gardens Terrace had to figure out how to reduce energy and its carbon output. Then, how to get buy in from 107 shareholders.
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Board Boldness: Adding Electric Into the Mix
1170 Ocean Parkway had a heating and cooling system in dire need of a fix. Carbon emissions played a huge part in their final choice.
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Board Boldness: From Oil to Heat Pumps
An UWS co-op proves that retrofitting an entire building with air-source heat pumps is possible.
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When (and How) to Inform Co-op/Condo Residents About Project Surprises
When structural problems crop up, how much should you tell residents?
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