QUEENS

The Berkeley, a 288-unit prewar co-op in Jackson Heights, Queens, is seeking a $3 million tax abatement through the J-51 R program to offset the $5 million cost of replacing more than 2,600 windows at the three-building complex, which received approval for non-original windows despite preservation rules.

Shareholders should check their proprietary lease to see if it authorizes the surcharge.

41-15 44th St. Owners Corp. committed to two big renovation projects last year and found an unexpected silver lining - the new J-51 R tax incentive, which offers tax breaks to qualifying co-ops and condos for major building renovations.

41-15 44th St. Owners Corp. committed to two big renovation projects last year and found an unexpected silver lining - the new J-51 R tax incentive, which offers tax breaks to qualifying co-ops and condos for major building renovations.

New York City could lose up to 19,300 homes in the next 15 years. 

A bill seeks to reduce fines and trim costs of carbon-cutting retrofits.

A bill supported by 25 NYC Council members aims to soften Local Law 97's impact.

Aggrieved shareholder has limited options in a co-op without a smoke-free policy.

Condo board settles for $119,000 after not paying required benefits to service workers.

Unhappy shareholders can ask the board to buy their apartments, but it's not likely to happen.