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Commuters have it even worse than New York City homeowners.

Longacre Gardens finances major projects without a hit on shareholders.

“If you’re not suing your municipality, you’re not doing your job.”

New bill also seeks to increase transparency and end discrimination.

The Super Who Became a Property Manager

Written by Bill Morris on December 07, 2017

Westchester County

Running buildings is in Brian Scally’s DNA.

Governing documents can protect boards against questionable claims.

Savings from large solar installation pay for new boilers and more.

Doubling-up parking spaces boosts a co-op's bottom line.

Who’s responsible for cleaning nests out of heating and air-conditioning vents?

Foreclosure is the last thing a shareholder or board wants.

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