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Sensors to the Rescue
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Streamlining Building Systems
Real-time HVAC monitors cut waste — and costs.
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Commercial Revenue: Not Is Not the Time to Play Hardball
Forgiving lessees who are behind on the rent can be a smart strategy.
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Refinancing: Cover Your Bases Today — and For Tomorrow
Don't make the mistake of borrowing less than you need for the long haul.
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Facade Repairs: The Hard Reality of Rising Soft Costs
As projects become top heavy with soft costs, boards should brace themselves for the next cycle.
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How to Deal With Board Members Who Disclose Confidential Information
Boards need to make confidentiality requirements – and the consequences for breaching them – very clear to members.
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Managing Secondhand Smoke in a Smoke- Permitted Building
A permissive smoking policy can lead to problems in the long term.
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Deal WIth Noise Complaints
What steps do boards need to take when dealing with noise complaints?
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The Buck Doesn’t Always Stop at the Same Place
Who's responsible for repairs or damages can change based on the situation.
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Pass a Controversial Amendment to the Proprietary Lease
Boards need to prepare for both legal and practical concerns when trying to pass a controversial amendment.
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