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Work begun before passage of Local Law 97 puts co-op in a sweet spot.

The Growing Pains of a 40-Year-Old Co-op on Central Park West

Written by Bill Morris & Carol J. Ott on September 09, 2022

Upper West Side, Manhattan

These cooperators had to start from scratch back in the 1980s.

Lawsuit claims luxury condo buyer was lied to during sale.

Lawsuit seeks to block smoke shop from opening in pricey co-op building.

The condo board argued that the Blood Center's 16-story building violates zoning laws.

Shareholder accused co-op board of bending rules during a neighbor's renovation project.

Naftali Group blocked from evicting tenant who's holding up a major development

Rising interest rates are spooking buyers; sellers are pulling back, too.

Renters will be able to buy new apartments for as little as $250.

Strength in numbers is the weapon of choice in dealing with difficult building staffers.

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