New York's Cooperative and Condominium Community

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Renewable energy credits could be a lifesaver for some co-ops and condos.

A leak from a vacant apartment highlights a fundamental shareholder right in a housing cooperative.

These new loans can benefit older shareholders and the co-op corporation.

A greener electric grid is welcome news for co-op and condo boards.

Major green energy bills did not make the cut this year in Albany.

Co-op and condo advocates still hopeful the tax break will be revived and expanded.

New rule lays out specifics of how notices must be posted and distributed.

Progressive bill was opposed by industry and many co-op and condo advocates.

Spur for affordable housing, derided as welfare for developers, appears doomed.

The greening of the electric grid will help boards cut carbon emissions.

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