HABITAT
A Co-op’s Christmastime Discomfort and Joy
Written by Michele Cardella on December 07, 2018
The holidays weren’t supposed to happen – but magically they did.
City Living in the Country
Written by Michele Cardella on November 09, 2018
Co-ops and HOAs have more in common than meets the eye.
Here’s Your Chance to Speak Out on Property Tax Reform
October 23, 2018
Commission holds its seventh public hearing today in Tribeca.
Tribeca Condo Board Blocks Seller of Cellar Unit
Written by Victor M. Metsch on September 27, 2018
Business Judgement Rule shields board from frustrated seller’s lawsuit.
Costs of Prosecuting Claims Against Sponsor Can Skyrocket
Written by Victor M. Metsch on September 06, 2018
Assessment and common charge increase to cover legal costs can be challenged.
Can Members Be Excluded From Board Meetings?
August 20, 2018
Tribeca co-op board shuts out member to discuss illegal AC unit.
In This Co-op, Community Was the Cure for Calamity
Written by Michele Cardella on July 27, 2018
Things break – but goodwill can help put them back together.
The way their square footage is measured separates co-ops from condos.
Small-Town Values at Work in a Big-City Co-op
Written by Bill Morris on June 05, 2018
Doug Moss has brought a little bit of Texas to Manhattan.
When Things Go Gurgle in the Night
Written by Michele Cardella on April 27, 2018
Some neighbors understand when things go wrong; others do not.
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