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Boards can expect pushback when move-out fees get too ambitious.

Price cut or cash offer could still fail to close the deal.

It’s possible, but not easy, to evict a shareholder for objectionable conduct.

Steel overbuilds can be easy on a budget and on an old building's roof.

How 345 East 81st Street managed a complex $4 million capital project. 

Condo board in historic district moving ahead with streamlined plan.

New state Supreme Court decision favors shareholder in dispute with board.

Boards need to enforce the rules – and consider providing kids with a safe place to play.

It’s your call: one median-priced Manhattan apartment, or 208,333 pints of Guinness Stout?

What does a cooperative need to prove when it sues a shareholder in landlord/tenant court for non-payment? These cases go to trial so rarely that people may not look at the proof the co-op must proffer.

But in 300 East 85th Housing Corp. v. Dropkin, the court considered the co-op's proofs and rendered a decision that is worth examining for several reasons.