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A small eight-unit co-op in Lenox Hill received a $270,000 insurance payout from the embassy's insurance carrier after a sewage disaster, allowing them to pay back a line of credit and rebuild their capital reserves.

The Oxford, a 199-unit condo on the Upper East Side, is maximizing the payout it gets for reducing energy use during peak demand periods by using automated building sensors and controls, resulting in a potential $10,000 reward.

Two floods in his penthouse apartment inundated elevator shafts, hallways and other apartments.

Shareholders claim board is running a "racket" in their posh Museum Mile co-op.

Routine laundry room renovation morphs into a major capital project.

Cold weather, vacant apartments and a leaking pipe add up to a disaster.

Legal war on the Upper East Side hinges on a “valuable tool” for boards.

Modernization made waterfall look outdated, called for fast action.

Boards must decide if it’s smart to save on interest by paying down the loan.

Co-op and condo boards need to act now to avoid fines for carbon emissions.

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