October 5, 2023 Condo living in Brooklyn offers a unique blend of urban convenience and community living. However, the dynamics of condominium ownership can be complex and challenging to navigate....
GOVERNING CONDO/CO-OP ELECTIONS
September 27, 2023 In many ways, co-ops, condos, and HOAs can all represent the most basic form of representative democracy. How? Read on to see what transpires in the...
BEFORE SIGNING A LEASE, TENANTS IN NEW YORK CITY SHOULD ASK THESE QUESTIONS:
September 19, 2023 New year, new home? A lot of New Yorkers begin to consider change in January, which may mean finding a new apartment. It pays to learn as...
WATER RATE JUMPS TO 4.42%.
August 1, 2023 Residents of co-ops and condos in New York City continue to take hits. Gas and electricity costs have recently increased by 8.4% and 9.1%, while their property...
A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A PROPERTY MANAGER: BEHIND THE SCENES
July 31, 2023 Property managers play a vital role in the smooth operation of rental properties, handling a wide range of responsibilities to ensure tenants’ satisfaction and the overall well-being...
5 KEY RESPONSIBILITIES OF A CONDO MANAGEMENT COMPANY
July 28, 2023 If you are a condominium owner, you know how much work goes into maintaining and managing your property. It can be a full-time job between upkeep, resident...
NEW NO-PENALTY BUILDING INSPECTIONS FOR SMALL CO-OPS AND CONDOSNEW BILLS ARE ADOPTED BY CITY COUNCIL INCREASING LEAD PAINT REGULATIONS
July 19, 2023 In order to remove legal loopholes surrounding lead paint enforcement and get the city closer to its objective of ending childhood lead poisoning, the New York City...
WHICH HOA RULES CAN BE IMPLEMENTED AND WHICH CAN NOT?
July 17, 2023 HOA concerns are rather common. They are too expensive. It is not allowed for residents to pick their own paint colors. They impose limitations on the breeds...