NEW YORK CITY

The newly passed tax abatement program allows eligible co-op and condo boards to offset renovation costs by filing applications within four months of completion or effective date.

Lawmakers are largely silent on prospects of bill seeking greater transparency.

Buyers and sellers are beginning to accept that rates will not be coming down anytime soon.

J-51 and property tax relief could help pay for clean-energy retrofits.

Co-ops with flexible rules tend to attract young buyers and maintain apartment values.

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Lower price tags make co-ops attractive, provided they have the right amenities.

Co-ops and condos have an opportunity to showcase high-efficiency cold-climate heat pumps thanks to a $10 million NYSERDA initiative.

The Habitat Group extends warm holiday wishes to New York's co-op and condo community.

While the overall co-op and condo market struggled, the high end flourished.

Court reverses earlier decision that cleared way for enforcement of money-laundering law.