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Electric-powered rooftop cooling units will reduce carbon emissions.

Chinatown group is latest to flex co-ops’ newfound political muscle.

Co-op board pays extra to expedite job out of concern for shareholders.

Debra McEneaney's co-op feel like her "own little house in Manhattan."

Construction boom plus pandemic equals a glut of empty apartments.

Diane Drey has used her first-hand experience to write a primer for boards.

Co-op Board Learns the High Cost of Being Unreasonable

Written by Andrew P. Brucker on April 13, 2021

Upper East Side, Manhattan

Court rejects board’s high-handed effort to evict long-time resident and his family.

Boards can expect pushback when move-out fees get too ambitious.

An Art Deco Co-op Burnishes Its Brand

Written by Bill Morris on April 08, 2021

Lenox Hill, Manhattan

A name on the awning is just the beginning of a building's brand.

Gramercy House condop is getting ready for the future with a green roof.

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