An overwhelming amount of legislation may be on the way for co-ops and condos.
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Tsunami of Legislation: The Good & The Bad
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Climate Mobilization Act: Figuring Out the New ROI
Boards need to figure out the most economically efficient energy retrofits for their buidling.
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Problem Solved: When a Contribution Becomes an Operating Assessment
What effect has the pandemic had on reserve funds, and what can buildings do about it?
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Get Real About Commercial Income
Co-op and condo boards need to get smart about how much of their income comes from commercial tenants.
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Balancing Finances with FISP
As FISP requirements become more strict, boards are going to have to spend more money to keep up.
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Balancing Budgets With Aging Communities
Balancing budgets while dealing with aging residents can have boards walking a very fine line.
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Going Forward
A post-pandemic road map.
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Value Engineering
The fine art of keeping project costs down and quality high.
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The Grandes Dames Forward Thinking
The Beresford and the El Dorado install cutting-edge technology to shave electricity bills.
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How to Use a Reserve Study
A reserve study is a budgeting tool that can help boards plan for building system replacements.
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