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Legal Fee Recovery for Co-ops in Jeopardy
Written by Marianne Schaefer on January 10, 2019
Appeals court calls common proprietary lease provision “unenforceable.”
A Happy Ending for the Rivington House Saga
December 19, 2018
Health care instead of luxury condos for Lower East Side building.
No Second Chance for Seward Park Co-op on Air Rights
October 24, 2018
Developer's $54 million proved to be a one-time offer.
Great Magazines Think Alike
Written by Bill Morris on October 04, 2018
Current issues of Habitat and The New Yorker feature cover art by Marcellus Hall.
Court slashes fees in parking garage dispute by 62 percent.
Seward Park Co-op Shoots Down Air Rights Sale
June 15, 2018
Developer’s offer of $54 million rejected by shareholders.
Seward Park Co-op to Vote on Air Rights Sale
June 11, 2018
Board supports $54 million offer, but shareholders are split.
Affordable Housing Scores a Rare Victory
June 08, 2018
Masaryk Towers co-op will stay in the Mitchell-Lama program.
Condo’s Sloped Roof Is Perfect for Solar Panels
Written by Ron Egatz on February 07, 2018
Rising incentives plus falling costs equal a doable renewable-energy project.
The Rivington House Nightmare Is Finally Over
January 10, 2018
City tries to make amends for allowing AIDS hospice to become luxury condos.
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