New York's Cooperative and Condominium Community

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Co-op and condo boards face major hurdles as fines for carbon emissions draw closer.

Many co-op and condo boards are still operating under a misconception.

Clearing Up Confusion Over the Climate Mobilization Act

Written by William D. McCracken on August 16, 2022

New York City

Co-op and condo boards need to face reality and get busy right now.

Co-ops and landlords fear that residents’ safety will be compromised.

Cutting-edge technology cuts down on the cost of leak detection.

The Right Way for a Co-op Board to Deal With a Hoarder

Written by Bill Morris on August 05, 2022

New York City

Eviction should be the last resort when dealing with a shareholder who's a hoarder.

Policies that favor some shareholders over others are an illegal breach.

City argues that efforts to cut buildings' carbon emissions are legal and fair.

A code of ethics can add an additional layer of protection against abuses.

City Hall wants to increase affordable homeownership, especially among minorities.

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