Celtic Park’s Car Ports Are Generating Electricity
Written by Bill Morris on March 04, 2020
An ingenious two-fer: board covers parking lot with solar panels.
Elderly Residents Struggling With Cost of Compliance
Written by Marianne Schaefer on February 12, 2020
NORCs squeezed by flurry of regulations, limited resources.
How a Major Adjustment Sped Up the Lafayette Co-op's Gas Fix
Written by Sue Treiman on December 27, 2019
Careful planning and tight supervision overcome a dreaded gas shutdown.
With New Website, Cryder House Co-op Leaves the Stone Age
Written by Bendix Anderson on December 19, 2019
State-of-the-art website will help market units to younger buyers.
Park Briar’s Window Replacement Clears All Hurdles
Written by Marianne Schaefer on November 20, 2019
Co-op board overcomes difficult shareholders and a few hiccups.
New Video Intercom Upgrade Mixes Old School and High Tech
Written by Bendix Anderson on November 06, 2019
Co-op reuses old copper wiring and adds video to intercoms.
Carbon Reduction Begins With the Building Envelope
Written by Marianne Schaefer on October 31, 2019
New book says an air-tight skin is the place to begin retrofits.
Few New Yorkers in Vulnerable Coastal Areas Have Flood Insurance
October 29, 2019
Seven years after Hurricane Sandy, more than 80 percent are uninsured.
A Co-op Consolidates – and Protects – Its Reserve Fund
Written by Bendix Anderson on September 26, 2019
Ultra Money Market account allows board to park money in one place, worry free.
The Art of the Turnaround at a Troubled Queens Co-op
September 10, 2019
A board took baby steps – and then went for the big fix.