A renter turned co-op owner in Manhattan discovers the importance of being involved in the co-op culture, learning to jump in and out of the rope of building business, and becoming a part of a group that jumps together in different ways. (Print:Learning the Ropes)
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“Neighbors” returned 9 articles
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Navigating the Challenges of Being a Generous Neighbor and Tough Shareholder in a Co-Op Building
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Take Notice
Constant construction notices and mandatory postings in Lower Manhattan co-op have overwhelmed residents, hindering community connections.
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Noise Between Neighbors: Talk It Out
When neighbors are feuding over noise, sometimes the best course of action is talking it out.
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When Zoom Meetings Lead to Incivility
How can you still be neighborly when you never see your neighbors in person?
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Padding the Contact List
Should a co-op directory include kids who’ve flown the coop?
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The Time Warp, Again
Remembrances of residents past.
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Unit v. Unit Access Battle
Neighbors who go to court over access pay a steep price.
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When Neighbors Fight
It may not be your fault, but it could become your problem.
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Candy Crush
What if Boo Radley lived in a co-op?
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