NEW YORK CITY

State Supreme Court tosses lawsuit claiming climate law is unconstitutional.

New rule adds teeth to Local Law 126 in the wake of a fatal garage collapse.

Local Law 18 is having the desired effect — shutting down illegal sublets.

A new state law requires landlords, including co-op boards, to provide tenants with comprehensive information about their building's flood risk by fully disclosing the property’s flood history.

Co-ops struggling to pay for critical building-wide upgrades may now be able to access new tax breaks for major renovations.

Cherished tax breaks are brought back to help defray the cost of building repairs.

Soaring costs reignite fears that middle class will be priced out of the city.

Co-op and condo apartment combinations have cost the city 100,000 units of housing. 

Disputes about alterations and repairs usually boil down to who is responsible for the costs.

When a co-op & condo board initiates a lawsuit or is sued, the issue of who is going to pay the legal fees is always asked.