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Boards and their architects need to talk frankly before the work begins.

Co-op Nearly Burned by Heat Pump Installers

Written by Bill Morris on February 02, 2022

Upper West Side, Manhattan

Demand for clean energy may be outrunning the supply of qualified workers.

Some shareholders ponied up early, others can sign on later.

Upper West Side condo board may have overreached in setting rules and fines.

Only Murders in the Building delivers laughs – and lessons for co-op boards.

Switch to electric heat pumps cuts reliance on fossil fuels.

Landmark West has, so far, managed to block construction on one tower.

Century-old building is taking steps to comply with the Climate Mobilization Act.

Upper West Side co-op and condo residents push back against hotel shelters.

Co-op board pays extra to expedite job out of concern for shareholders.

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