New York's Cooperative and Condominium Community

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 The law does not require co-op directors to reside in the building or be shareholders.

New York City Considers Paid Time Off for Pet Care

Written by Andrew I. Bart on November 08, 2024

New York City

Proposed amendment to the Earned Safe and Sick Time Act aims to support mental health. 

Co-op boards are showing flexibility on financial requirements to get deals done.

City comptroller's audit reveals widespread errors in cherished tax abatement program.

City's opposition to a lawsuit underscores difficulty of reforming property taxes.

Auditors also found no-bid contracts and $1 million in questionable spending.

Umbrella insurance policies are increasingly difficult to obtain. But there's hope.

A Forbes analysis reveals that proper pricing leads to a quick sale close to the asking price.

Low- and moderate-income households are the most vulnerable.

The Habitat Group wishes a safe and happy holiday to New York's co-op and condo community.

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