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Boards and their architects need to talk frankly before the work begins.

Leaders call for greater transparency, sanctions against Putin's cronies.

Russian oligarchs would lose the anonymity provided by shell companies.

Unhappy buyer claims pricey East Village condo is riddled with defects.

New cash infusion from the state will keep co-op affordable until 2052.

Court orders $1.1 million set aside to cover sponsor’s missteps.

Inwood Co-op Board Stunned by $3 Million Con Edison Charge

Written by Bill Morris on February 16, 2022

Inwood, Manhattan

Effort to comply with the Climate Mobilization Act runs into a roadblock.

Problem Solved: Heat Pumps Put an End to Uneven Heating and Cooling

A chink appears in the sturdy armor of the business judgment rule.

Co-op Nearly Burned by Heat Pump Installers

Written by Bill Morris on February 02, 2022

Upper West Side, Manhattan

Demand for clean energy may be outrunning the supply of qualified workers.

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