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City Living in the Country

Written by Michele Cardella on November 09, 2018

Tribeca, Manhattan

Co-ops and HOAs have more in common than meets the eye.

Slumping luxury condo sales inspire FOR RENT signs. 

Two eye-popping sales signal gentrification has swamped Harlem.

The Windsor Tower Co-op Board Doesn’t Cut Corners

Written by Bill Morris on October 26, 2018

Murray Hill, Manhattan

"We see the importance of getting quality."

Common areas are not for privileged personal use.

Developer's $54 million proved to be a one-time offer.

Commission holds its seventh public hearing today in Tribeca.

Unhappy Shareholders Cannot Sue Boards Willy-Nilly

Written by Dale J. Degenshein on October 19, 2018

Turtle Bay, Manhattan

The Business Judgment Rule is thick armor for boards.

Unit-owners vote to remove the T-word from their building’s facade.

Harlem shed was far from the oldest in a city full of ancient eyesores.

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