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No Permit, No Alteration Work

Written by Geoffrey Mazel on November 18, 2016

New York City

Shareholders who fail to secure permits can be left holding a very large bag.

Your Professionals Should Stay Out of Board Politics

Written by Frank Lovece on November 17, 2016

New York City

There are ways to tame managers who meddle in co-op board elections.

Catching a Crazy Cat (and Skunk and Raccoon) Lady

Written by Lewis Montana on November 15, 2016

New York City

A paper trail is critical when bringing chronic rule-breakers into line.

Computers will determine the values of homes under new plan.

New Court Ruling a Boon to Co-op and Condo Boards

Written by Ron Egatz on November 10, 2016

New York City

Boards may be entitled to licensing and attorneys’ fees in access agreements.

Sometimes, fees aren't worth the bother.

Developers “freaked out” over city’s new plan to house the homeless.

Hint: it has nothing to do with swimming, working out or star-gazing.

This week we'll tell you about the perils of email, and the Department of Buildings' new digital push.

Boards need to register online before filing digital facade repair reports.

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