New York's Cooperative and Condominium Community

Habitat Magazine Insider Guide

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NEW YORK CITY

Boards have numerous options to address a problem that's sure to get worse.

Boards need to get busy now, even if they're in compliance with 2024 carbon caps.

A ban requires an amendment to the proprietary lease or bylaws.

The cost of everything is going up for the city’s co-ops and condos.

Co-op and condo boards will have to dismantle sheds after work is complete.

Buyers avoid vetting by the co-op board, but they usually pay more for the unit.

A building’s square footage matters when the city computes assessed values.

Boards say “Let’s get it fixed” as the first inspection deadline looms.

New $107 billion city budget includes a tax cut for commercial properties.

Co-op and condo boards will soon have to comply with more new rules.

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