NEW YORK CITY

Here are nine ways to get Environmental Control Board violations dismissed.

This week we alert you to two ways to save big money: self-management and paperless applications.

The Piano Factory, a co-op known as "the Dakota of Hell's Kitchen," is living proof that self-management saves money – but also requires a serious commitment from shareholders.

In our second story, we'll tell you how your board can save a lot of time, money and trouble – and a forest worth of trees – by switching to paperless applications from prospective buyers.

In Week by Week, sponsored by Matthew Adam Properties, we'll lay out the challenges of managing your own building and going paperless.

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At this co-op, some dogs are more equal than others.

Boards don’t have to say why they reject apartment buyers – yet.

This week we'll remind you that you can fight City Hall, and that there might be a high-tech answer to building security.

This week we offer two pieces of advice you cannot afford to ignore: measure your building accurately, and make sure all workers are insured properly.

A full slate of events will reveal how your building can help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Falling costs, rising benefits – and a growing army of facilitators – are making solar suddenly attractive to co-ops and condos.

Two new guides help co-op and condo boards deal with aging residents.

Boards must deal with shifting demographics – and normal wear and tear.