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Courts rule in favor of co-op board in dispute over a $1 million repair.

A new study reveals high vacancy rates in seven supertall condo towers.

Below-market sale goes through when Chelsea condo board is slow to act.

“Hybrid” heat pump system will avoid carbon-emission fines until 2050.

When a second brick facade began to separate, the board had to act.

Landmark West has, so far, managed to block construction on one tower.

Century-old building is taking steps to comply with the Climate Mobilization Act.

In Florida, New Yorker Learns There's No Place Like Home

Written by Michele Cardella on July 06, 2021

Tribeca, Manhattan

Tribeca co-op resident sees the "good" life in Florida, then hurries home.

New report shows brisk sales, strong preference for condos among buyers.

This Co-op Wants to Hang on to Some COVID-19 Practices

Written by Michele Cardella on June 11, 2021

Tribeca, Manhattan

As the city reopens, one shareholder sees the good side of a very bad year.

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