Rare Lottery for Affordable Co-ops Comes to Brooklyn
March 21, 2023
Rare lottery gives qualified buyers a chance to own a co-op on the cheap.
Defamation Against Co-op and Condo Boards Is Hard to Prove
Written by Andrew P. Brucker on February 02, 2023
The “common interest privilege” is a popular defense in defamation lawsuits.
Brooklyn Co-op Makes the Switch From Gas to Electric Stoves
Written by Bill Morris on January 25, 2023
Fearing a gas shutdown, board takes a preemptive — and green — step.
New Crown Heights Condo Built to Passive House Standards
Written by Bill Morris on January 04, 2023
Strict construction standards eliminate fossil fuels and slash energy bills.
NYCEEC Finances Brooklyn Condo's Roof and Solar Project
Written by Bill Morris on December 07, 2022
Roof renovation and solar installation deliver an unexpected bonus.
Co-op Boards Can Claim Fraud When a Buyer Lies
Written by Andrew P. Brucker on November 10, 2022
Brooklyn lawsuit shows co-ops have a powerful tool.
New Bedford Management Has Built a Better Alteration Agreement
Written by Bill Morris on October 05, 2022
Streamlined process has eliminated project delays and approval backlogs.
Brooklyn Co-op and Condo Foreclosures Are on the Rise
July 22, 2022
Rate could soon surpass the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.
Hard Lessons Led to Software Tools for Co-op and Condo Boards
Written by Bill Morris on July 14, 2022
Tech and real estate know-how come together to smooth building governance.
Department of Finance declines to reveal computer model used to adjust valuations.