Co-ops and Condos Must Act Fast to Protect Against Looters (NY)

As New York City is convulsed by protests over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, some co-op and condo boards are facing a problem that was unimaginable just a week ago: how to protect their street-level commercial spaces from looting and vandalism. There are smart precautions boards can take – but they need to move fast.   Read the article……………………………….

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