NEW YORK CITY

Supply-chain problems are making it difficult to get approved devices on time.

Linking upgrades to resale value can turn assessment skeptics into supporters.

The key is to research and follow the corporation's governing documents.

Co-op and condo boards remain hopeful that the law's penalties will be softened.

The Habitat Group salutes all the men and women who have served their country.

Tax cuts will be welcome in many affordable co-ops facing soaring costs.

In the New York State Senate, a bill to exclude co-ops from landlord-tenant legislation faces a competing bill extending tenant protections to co-ops.

The New York City Water Board is considering a proposed 3.7% increase in water rates, the lowest in four years, which would generate $303 million for infrastructure improvements.

Move is part of the Trump administration's all-out assault on efforts to combat climate change.

Bill would count green space as square footage, easing compliance with Local Law 97.