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Upper East Side Co-op Is Keeping Covid-19 at Bay

Written by Tom Greenbaum on April 07, 2020

Upper East Side, Manhattan

A simple but sensible eight-point plan appears to be working.

Safety precautions turn a routine capital work into a bureaucratic maze.

Cogen and solar projects are about to produce major savings.

Chelsea Condo Board Flips Apartment, Pockets $650,000

Written by Bill Morris on March 18, 2020

Chelsea, Manhattan

Board exercised its right of first refusal on an under-priced unit.

A Co-op Surrounded by Swimming Pools and Empty Storefronts

Written by Michele Cardella on March 13, 2020

Tribeca, Manhattan

It’s easier to go swimming than to buy a loaf of bread in this part of town.

The Soho Cooperative Where People Actually Cooperate

Written by Bill Morris on March 11, 2020

SoHo, Manhattan

Air conditioning and lobby renovation bring shareholders together.

“Rent-to-own” is the new rallying cry in a sluggish sales market.

Judge rules laundry does not need sprinklers or Certificate of Occupancy.

City joins developer’s appeal of order to chop top off condo tower.

Another blow to the city's powerful real-estate interests.

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