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Queens Condo Board Attacks Leaks With an Eye to Aesthetics

Written by Bill Morris on November 23, 2022

Ridgewood, Queens

Former industrial property’s leaking stucco presented a tricky challenge.

Hawthorne Court’s 14 co-ops are convinced there’s strength in numbers.

Bay Terrace co-op president has new megaphone for co-op and condo issues.

Neighborhood activists band together to push green projects and legislation.

Combined unit at the Oxford is making news in a middle-class Queens enclave.

After posting bail, Glenn Hirsch was allowed to return to the Amherst co-op, infuriating fellow shareholders.

SmartCompost pilot program takes off in Queens and downtown Manhattan.

A rare contemporary echo of a major trend from the 1980s.

Inflation is squeezing a prime tool to pay for capital projects.

Co-op’s lawyer and district attorney protested release on $500,000 bail.

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