Written by Emily Myers on September 05, 2024
Linda Tenants Corp. in Bayside, Queens, has made significant improvements to its mechanical systems, reducing its energy usage by 30% and saving the building money, while also becoming compliant with Local Law 97 until 2030.
Council member Vicki Paladino cites "continuous dedication" of a co-op warrior.
Written by Bill Morris on May 03, 2023
With no up-front costs, co-ops and condos could comply with climate law.
Written by Bill Morris on January 18, 2023
Leak in pipe to domestic hot water tank detected before it got serious.
Written by Bill Morris on June 15, 2022
Bell Park Gardens’ $20 million capital project delayed by due diligence.
... could an East Harlem co-op board be about the worst slumlord around, and corrupt as well? Another board on Park Avenue isn't smelling like roses, either, or gas. We've smoking, squirrels and squash — the vegetable, not the game — plus the latest in condo / co-op amenities. And for boards, we've got fallout from the Dakota co-op discrimination suit and more.
Written by Paula Chin on June 10, 2020
Queens co-op uses a power purchase agreement to install a cogen system.
Written by Marianne Schaefer on August 22, 2019
Co-op and condo boards are shackled by strict “accommodation” laws.
Written by Marianne Schaefer on June 26, 2019
Queens co-op secures tax breaks through in-house service.
Written by Ann Farmer on April 30, 2019
Co-op and condo boards can sometimes avoid paying extra for oversight.