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What Lies Ahead: Professional Services
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What Lies Ahead: Property Managers
Property managers predict how their jobs will change – and what that means for boards.
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Who Is Responsible for Damage in a Condo Unit?
Unit-owners are bearing more of the load when it comes to insurance.
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New Fire Safety Enforcement Requirements Place Onus on Boards
The responsibility is now on boards to comply with fire safety requirements.
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2019 Source Guide
A special advertising supplement of suppliers, contractors, and professionals who work in the co-op and condo industry.
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2018 Source Guide
A special advertising supplement of suppliers, contractors, and professionals who work in the co-op and condo industry.
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2017 Source Guide
A special advertising supplement of suppliers, contractors, and professionals who work in the co-op and condo industry.
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CNYC 2016
What’s available at the annual educational confab staged by the Council of New York Cooperatives & Condominiums.
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