MANHATTAN

By cutting waste, board saves big without major upfront costs.

A nasty fight has erupted over how close a church can build next to a co-op.

Upper East Side apartment has become "a quasi-storage facility," lawsuit says.

Shareholder's complaint must be proven before rules can be changed.

Method doesn’t rely on the vagaries of the city’s cyclical real-estate market.

Tight inventory and high mortgage rates portend sluggish sales in 2023.

Litigation mushrooms when third parties get dragged into the fight.

Voter turnout plus a carrot and a stick help co-op board sell a transfer fee.

Surprises happen, and boards should set money aside to handle them.

High-end condos selling much faster than their co-op counterparts.