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On Our Radar
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Mayoral Candidates
Four mayoral candidates share where they stand on co-op/condo issues.
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Blink and There Will Be a New Law
Nearly 50 bills are sitting in Albany that could change board operations.
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Transparency Troubles
Conflict over conflicts of interest.
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My View: The War Against Co-ops and Condos
Is the city government out to get boards?
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Does New York City need an Admissions Clock?
Pending legislation may put a timer on admissions.
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How to Get Legislators to Help You
Build relationships with legislators throughout the year.
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Two Possible Worlds
Attorney Stuart Saft examines the two distinct legal futures of co-ops and condos.
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No Smoking
Passing a ban on lighting up at home is a tough trick – yet some boards have done it.
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Debating the Big O
Is the way boards make and impose decisions seriously flawed? Debating the proposed Ombudsman bill in New York State.
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