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Planning is good. Long-range planning is way better.

Two Co-ops Flourish by Taking the Long View

Written by Lisa Prevost on October 08, 2018

Queens

Good timing and a long-range plan are a recipe for success for two Queens co-ops.

A Queens Co-op Cries for Property Tax Reform

Written by Shelley Cohen on August 21, 2018

Long Island City, Queens

Affordable Citylights faces a crippling tax bill as assessments soar.

The Accountant Who Became a Property Manager

Written by Marianne Schaefer on July 19, 2018

Little Neck, Queens

Jeffrey Weber’s path took some twists before he found his true calling.

“I think we have short-term memory,” says one broker.

Nine Queens co-ops finally own the land they sit on.

Affordable Citylights co-op caught in a double bind.

A Glaring Omission From Property Tax Commission

Written by Bob Friedrich on June 14, 2018

Bayside, Queens

Co-op and condo activist wants to have a seat at the table.

The Engineer Who Became a Property Manager

Written by Bill Morris on June 07, 2018

Jackson Heights, Queens

Ed Ermler happily takes everything that gets thrown his way.

When Making Rules, Boards Need to Know Their Limits

Written by Victor M. Metsch on May 31, 2018

Queens

Governing documents form a contract that cannot be breached.

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