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An oil leak at a Queens co-op dragged on for seven years.

Service on the North Shore Towers co-op board is just part of her story.

Co-op and condo boards can sometimes avoid paying extra for oversight.

The War Refugee Who Became a Property Manager

Written by Bill Morris on April 25, 2019

Long Island City, Queens

Anes Radoncic, born in war-torn Yugoslavia, is living the American Dream.

Will the company’s surprise pullout turn the brief boom into a bust?

Company walks away from $3 billion in incentives to build in Queens.

Mediation Can Resolve Disputes Without Litigation

Written by Paula Chin on February 04, 2019

Little Neck, Queens

A professional mediator can act as a referee when neighbors disagree.

Cinephile on Board

Written by Tom Soter on January 22, 2019

Forest Hills, Queens

David Gershon is the movie maven of Park Lane North co-op.

It’s Crunch Time for Elevators

Written by Bill Morris on January 09, 2019

Woodside, Queens

Co-op and condo boards must make a major decision, and soon.

The Co-op Board President Who Misses Nothing

Written by Bill Morris on January 04, 2019

Jackson Heights, Queens

Lillian Wong sees all – but not in a nosy way.

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