New York Condo, Co-op & HOA News

There’s a Dangerous Dog in My Building. What Can I Do About It?

Laws about dangerous dogs are designed to protect you, but before you involve the authorities, your condo has a duty…

7 months ago

WarHorse CEO suing Halfmoon neighbors for $600K (NY)

The CEO of a prominent Saratoga Springs nonprofit for veterans, who has posted signs outside her home threatening to shoot…

7 months ago

Co-op Board Hit With $3.5 Million Lawsuit Over Brown Water (NY)

Brown water coming out of is a common sight in New York City, especially after a water shutdown. Usually it's…

8 months ago

Zoning Changes Will Help Co-op and Condo Boards Install Green Retrofits (NY)

Co-op and condo boards struggling to reduce their buildings' carbon emissions just got some good news. The City Planning Commission…

8 months ago

Citywide Crackdown on Illegal Short-Term Rentals Begins Today (NY)

In a move loudly applauded by co-op and condo boards, the city today begins its long-awaited crackdown on illegal short-term…

8 months ago

One woman dead after fire in Irondequoit (NY)

Several witnesses tell officials that they could see flames shooting out from a nearby window air-conditioning unit and after that,…

8 months ago

Retailer Sues Condo Board for $10 Million Over Lost Rent (NY)

The landlord of the storefronts at 2373 Broadway, a full-block, mixed-use building whose retail spaces have been dark for years,…

8 months ago

Pre-School Sues Condo Board Over Sidewalk Shed (NY)

There's no shortage of reasons why New Yorkers loathe the protective sheds that cover 400 miles of city sidewalks. They're…

8 months ago

DOB Goes to Court Over Dilapidated, Decade-Old SIdewalk Shed (NY)

A lawsuit in Brooklyn might be the long-awaited signal that the city is finally getting tough about removing ancient sidewalk…

8 months ago

Co-op and Condo Residents Join Protests Over Migrant Shelters (NY)

More than 200 angry New Yorkers, many of them residents of co-op and condos, rallied outside a shuttered Staten Island…

9 months ago