BROOKLYN

Sponsors are bending to condo buyers' demands.

City’s first “community solar” array overcomes all obstacles.

De Blasio promises that real reform is coming to city’s assessments.

Condo board restores the luster to a building that fell on hard times.

Board gets access to “smoking gun” on illegal short-term sublets.

Brooklyn co-op board saves big money by looking at the big picture.

Brooklyn judge gives condo board power to “forcibly” soundproof unit.

Decade-long legal battle over shoddy construction is finally over.

Even without luxury condos, opponents deride project’s gentrification.

Lawsuit claims tax assessments favor the rich and punish minorities.