New York's Cooperative and Condominium Community

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Brokerage develops a way to monitor coverage, a “continuous job.”

Efforts to control the great urban eyesore have not been a success.

Co-ops and condos with food-serving commercial tenants need to know about a new rule.

Long-standing program, significantly expanded this year, is open until July 31.

With costs sure to come down, a gradual approach may be best for most buildings.

The Habitat Group wishes the co-op and condo community a popping Fourth of July.

New study says New York has the nation's highest median property taxes. 

Speaking from experience, co-op board member says, “The key is to make it easy.”

Wait Till Next Year: Reforms to Access Agreements Die, For Now

Written by William D. McCracken on June 28, 2023

New York City

Co-op and condo boards still hoping for protections from greedy neighbors.

Boards are demanding tighter coverage, fewer exclusions for work inside apartments.

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