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A “cauldron” full of negative factors in new quarterly market study.

33,000 new units are in glutted Manhattan’s development pipeline.

Tribeca Condo Board Blocks Seller of Cellar Unit

Written by Victor M. Metsch on September 27, 2018

Tribeca, Manhattan

Business Judgement Rule shields board from frustrated seller’s lawsuit.

The Greening of the Grinnell Co-op

Written by Adam Janos on September 19, 2018

Washington Heights, Manhattan

Board at century-old building adopts new “community solar” model.

New condo on Park Avenue is Extell’s latest fish out of water.

Celebrity photog moves out after years of bitter litigation.

The Co-op Where Appearances Matter

Written by Marianne Schaefer on September 12, 2018

Morningside Heights, Manhattan

Morningside Drive co-op acts like a landmark, even though officially it's not.

Co-op board charges $1,000 a month until work is complete.

Luxury Upper West Side co-op caters to needs of observant Jews.

Costs of Prosecuting Claims Against Sponsor Can Skyrocket

Written by Victor M. Metsch on September 06, 2018

Tribeca, Manhattan

Assessment and common charge increase to cover legal costs can be challenged.

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