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The co-op board must approve all transfers, and there are no guarantees.

Westminster House, a 154-unit co-op on the Upper East Side, is using a real-time emission-monitoring tool to track energy use and ensure compliance with Local Law 97 regulations, which require energy use for 2024 to be reported by May 1st, 2025.

A luxury West End Avenue co-op is using an interest-free contractor payment plan to fund a nine-month, multimillion dollar riser replacement project, allowing the work to start immediately and stretching the monthly assessments nine months beyond the expected completion date.

The Ariel West’s Terra Cotta Troubles

Written by Emily Myers on March 20, 2024

Upper West Side

The 32-story luxury condo on Manhattan’s Upper West Side has been forced to take on the lengthy and expensive process of replacing its terra cotta rainscreen.

Co-op and condo boards are urged to get busy complying with Local Law 126.

A Portable Pump Rescues an UWS Condop’s Boiler Room

Written by Emily Myers on October 18, 2023

Upper West Side

Having an emergency pump at the ready is an important flood management strategy for any building.

Failure to approve a new ventilation system lands a cond-op board in court.

The Avery condominium has cut its costs along with its carbon emissions.

Little guy gets "enough to buy a place" from exasperated developer

Do boards have the power to keep bans in place as the pandemic recedes?

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