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Some co-ops and condos are tricking out lavish new social rooms – while others are fighting to keep residents from turning their apartments into hotel rooms.

The Farmer's Market That Delivers to Your Door

Written by Marianne Schaefer on May 18, 2016

New York City

 Farmigo is catching on with co-ops and condos.

New data suggests that condos are in, co-ops are out.

The hunt for amenities never stops – and sometimes it winds up in the lobby, at the humble mailbox.

City lets flat-rate users slide – again.

If you can’t take the kid to the playground, bring the playground to the kid.

Don't Brawl. Take a Vote

Written by Tom Soter on May 11, 2016

New York City

A little democracy can bring a lot of peace to a lobby or hallway makeover.

Defusing the Volatile Vote Count

Written by Rob Lenihan on May 10, 2016

New York City

A fair election plus an accurate vote count equals one happy building.

Bad news and good news: The red tape involved in a canopy project is daunting; but there's a sure way to keep your board meetings down to 90 minutes.

Facade Repairs Just Got More Expensive

Written by Tom Soter on May 06, 2016

New York City

New DOB regulations will boost the cost of mandatory Local Law 11 work.

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