CooperatorNews recently received a question from a reader along these lines. The individual is the current president of her association…
Co-op shareholders and condo unit-owners dread the news that their board is levying an assessment on top of monthly charges.…
Good Cause Eviction bills have been bouncing around Albany for years, and most co-op and condo boards have viewed them…
Serving as a board director entails a range of obligations, and it’s not uncommon for newcomers to underestimate the scope…
Summer is just around the corner, which means it’s almost time for pool season. Maintaining the perfect oasis is about…
Community association governing documents offer a framework for board actions, but it’s imperative for boards to carefully follow them to…
City Councilmember Linda Lee, a Queens Democrat, has introduced a new bill that updates an old idea. The bill, known…
In the case of 360 E. 72nd St. Owners Inc. v. Wolkoff, a New York State Court in Manhattan handed…
With so many different types of housing out there, you can’t blame first-time homebuyers in many large cities in America…
Condominium boards embroiled in construction defect lawsuits against developers (sponsors) often see a further complication arise: the sponsor bringing in…