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Facade repairs at a prewar co-op in Greenwich Village revealed rusted supports for the building's terra cotta cornice and an eroding ornate frieze in critical condition.

Smart technology releases heat only when needed, reducing waste.

First it was noise, now it's unpaid rent. Co-op board says cinema has to go.

Replacing electric baseboards with heat pumps is a win for shareholders and the planet.

Waverly Mews is installing variable refrigerant flow (VRF) heat recovery units to reduce winter heating bills by 80%, while also providing more climate control and more light into apartments, with the work expected to be completed before the end of the year.

Under the warranty of habitability, co-op and condo boards must make sure all intercoms work.

When shareholders are unhappy with management, the co-op board needs to act.

Fiasco highlights of iron-clad licensing agreements for co-op and condo boards.

Dispute over drawn-out construction, unpaid fees winds up in court.

If there are leaks, the building will never breathe properly.

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