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New Roofs Must Now Be Green or Solar or Both
Written by Marianne Schaefer on November 14, 2019
How the Climate Mobilization Act will affect some co-ops and condos.
City Inspectors on Hunt for Lead Dust in Apartment Renovations
November 15, 2019
A flurry of violations and stop-work orders for excessive dust.
Cuomo Threatens to Revoke National Grid’s License
November 13, 2019
New salvo in war over moratorium on natural-gas hookups.
After a Fire or Flood, Public Adjusters Must Act Fast
Written by Ann Farmer on November 12, 2019
Work should begin the day disaster strikes.
A Public Adjuster Can Untangle Multiple Insurance Claims
Written by Ann Farmer on November 11, 2019
Complex insurance claims might require outside expertise.
State Preserves Veil of Secrecy for Wealthy Condo Buyers
November 11, 2019
In a reversal, state will allow anonymous LLCs to purchase condos.
Is Retail Rent Stabilization on the Way?
November 08, 2019
City Council bill hopes to combat storefront vacancies.
Costs and Income Must Be in Balance
November 05, 2019
Maintenance hikes are painful and unpopular – and often unavoidable.
How to Avoid the Pitfalls of Laundry-Room Contracts
November 07, 2019
Some lawyers say a license, not a lease, is the way for boards to go.
Banging Radiator Pipes Needed an Engineer, Not a Plumber
November 04, 2019
After throwing good money after bad, a co-op board hired the right professional.
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