Sensors Avert Possible Flood at Queens Condo
Written by Bill Morris on January 18, 2023
Leak in pipe to domestic hot water tank detected before it got serious.
Queens Condo Board Attacks Leaks With an Eye to Aesthetics
Written by Bill Morris on November 23, 2022
Former industrial property’s leaking stucco presented a tricky challenge.
Jackson Heights Co-ops Band Together to Cut Carbon Emissions
Written by Bill Morris on October 26, 2022
Hawthorne Court’s 14 co-ops are convinced there’s strength in numbers.
Bay Terrace co-op president has new megaphone for co-op and condo issues.
Queens Climate Project Acts Locally to Fight Global Warming
Written by Bill Morris on August 18, 2022
Neighborhood activists band together to push green projects and legislation.
Sunnyside Co-op Is First to Shatter the $1 Million Ceiling
August 19, 2022
Combined unit at the Oxford is making news in a middle-class Queens enclave.
After posting bail, Glenn Hirsch was allowed to return to the Amherst co-op, infuriating fellow shareholders.
Orange Is the New Brown: Organics Recycling Has a New Twist
Written by Bill Morris on July 27, 2022
SmartCompost pilot program takes off in Queens and downtown Manhattan.
Queens Renters Turn Derelict Building Into an Affordable Co-op
Written by Bill Morris on July 20, 2022
A rare contemporary echo of a major trend from the 1980s.
Interest Rate Hikes Are Hitting Co-op Mortgage Refinancing
Written by Bill Morris on July 06, 2022
Inflation is squeezing a prime tool to pay for capital projects.