The New York Cooperator, The Co-op Condo Monthly

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Staging for Sale in the Current Market Keep it Clean, and Know Your Buyer Staging an apartment for sale has always been an important factor in getting the best price for your unit, but in the cu… To Rent...Or Buy? Low Rent-to-Price Ratio Makes NYC Less Attractive for Buyers Largest Homeless Population in the U.S. in New York State For Every 10,000 Residents, 47.3 Are Homeless You’re Quarantining. What About Your Dog? Factoring Pets Into Coronavirus Considerations Virtual Governance How Co-ops Condos Hold Meetings Distantly In multifamily housing associations and cooperatives, the annual meeting of owners or shareholders is a legally mandated… 2020 August Handling Harassment in Multifamily Housing When Trash Talk Turns to Transgression 2020 June Coping with Corona Two Managers on How the Pandemic Is Impacting Their Work 2020 May Helping Out in the Age of Coronavirus Lending a Hand Without Overreaching NYC Residents Pay $5,633 in Annual Property Taxes City Ranks Sixth Highest in the Nation According to the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the median annual property tax paid by homeowners was $2,578 i… Using Reserves to Cover a Cash Shortage Two More Views on a Possible Financial Lifeline 2020 July The Price is…Right? Adjusting Valuations for Pandemic’s Impact 2020 July Budgeting in a Changed Landscape Making Predictions for the Unpredictable Airbnb vs. COVID-19 Governors, Boards Residents Support Short-Term Rental Ban Editor’s Note: During this crisis, The Cooperator family of publications will be passing along information, tips, and FA… 2020 May Social Distancing in Co-op Condo Buildings Living Apart, Together 2020 May We’re All in This Together One Co-op’s Response to the COVID-19 Crisis The Cooperator Events presents: COVID, Communications, the Law - Practical Advice for Boards Managers A Virtual Town Hall Sponsored by Gallet Dreyer Berkey, LLP CAI Releases Statement on Foreclosure Moratorium Calls for Flexibility, Understanding, and Business Continuity Technology vs. COVID-19 Co-ops Condos Use Tech Tools to Beat the Virus It’s become axiomatic that over time, technology gets smaller, more efficient, and more capable of multiple increasingly… 2020 October Supporting Essential Building Workers How to Show Your Staff You Care Managing Multifamily Buildings What Are the Biggest Challenges? Communicate...and Then OVERcommunicate Tips for Getting Residents Involved, Engaged, Informed A few years ago, I was on the phone with a homeowner. He was irate with how his community’s money was being spent. He wa… Climate Change Building Maintenance: The Chicken the Egg As we know, climate change has far-ranging effects on everything from polar ice caps to coastal shorelines to expanding … 2020 November Cleaning Through COVID Maintaining Sanitation—and Sanity—in Multifamily Housing NYC to Explore Using Drones for Facade Inspections City Council Orders DOB Study Dealing With Construction Damage Protecting Your Property and Residents Seasonal Pests COVID Complicates - But Doesn t Eliminate - the Need for Pest Control NYC to Explore Using Drones for Facade Inspections City Council Orders DOB Study The Greenpoint Post reports that the New York City Council passed a bill on September 16 requiring the Department of… 2020 April When Interior Renovations Become Exterior Issues Coping With Construction Spring Maintenance Warmer Days Ahead Though winter in these days of shifting, warming climate tends to involvemore chilly rain and slush than the snowdrif… Pest Issues in Multifamily Buildings What Are the Toughest Ones to Address? 32BJ SEIU President Issues Statement on Pandemic Police Brutality Our Members Find Themselves in Double Jeopardy Snow, Salt, Scent Design Preparing for Inclement Weather - and Moods Insurance Coverage vs. COVID-19 Co-ops HOAs May Be Left Holding the Bag Philanthropist Marcia Riklis will ‘give away’ $2M to sell Fifth Ave. spread—New York Post Philanthropist Marcia Riklis will ‘give away’ $2M to sell Fifth Ave. spread—New York Post Philanthropist and former ad exec Marcia Riklis is planning to take a hit on the sale of her Upper East Side home. Read full story Music aficionados would be hard pressed to find a more historically relevant spot for living the high life in New York City than the apartment once occupied by renowned composer, conductor and pianist Leonard Bernstein. Read full story Fertility Doctors Sued 55 CPW For Water Damage But SDNY Deposition Cut to 2 Hours—Inner City Press Fertility Doctors Sued 55 CPW For Water Damage But SDNY Deposition Cut to 2 Hours—Inner City Press Fertility doctors for water damage sued the co-op board of 55 Central Park South. Read full story Housing Lottery Launches For HDFC Co-Ops In Washington Heights, Manhattan—New York YIMBY Housing Lottery Launches For HDFC Co-Ops In Washington Heights, Manhattan—New York YIMBY The affordable housing lottery is now open for HDFC Co-Ops, two recently renovated cooperative developments at 518 West 161st Street and 544 West 163rd Street in Manhattan’s Washington Heights neighborhood. Read full story This Artist Posed As a Hungarian Billionaire Buyer to Get Into 25 New York Penthouses—Curbed This Artist Posed As a Hungarian Billionaire Buyer to Get Into 25 New York Penthouses—Curbed Andi Schmied is a young artist and architect from Budapest, and last year, during a New York artist residency at Dumbo’s Triangle Arts Association, she found herself wondering what the vistas were like from those new condo towers that line Billionaires’ Row. Read full story New York Real Estate Center offers on-demand continuing education—New York Real Estate Journal New York Real Estate Center offers on-demand continuing education—New York Real Estate Journal New York Real Estate Center, (NYREC) a leading platform for virtual continuing education courses, introduces an online platform for salesperson licensing and continuing education. Read full story Manhattan Sees Impressive 23 Luxury Sales in Usually Slow Season—Mansion Global Manhattan Sees Impressive 23 Luxury Sales in Usually Slow Season—Mansion Global Last week, Manhattan’s high-end property market saw 23 homes asking $4 million and above going into contract. Read full story North Sea Condo Plan Draws Ardent Opposition From Community Members—The Southampton Press North Sea Condo Plan Draws Ardent Opposition From Community Members—The Southampton Press Labeling it outrageous, unprecedented, a monstrosity, appalling and shocking, residents of North Sea spoke out against a proposed 120-unit condominium development last Thursday night. Read full story Question: I recently read about an HDFC cooperative that “went private” and thought that wasn’t possible. If HDFC shareholders want to do the same and go private, what do they need to do? Read full story Of the hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers who left the city in the early months of the pandemic, there are a few that Lori Levine van Arsdale won’t miss. Read full story Tom Brady and Gisele B ndchen Sell Tribeca Condo for $40 Million—Architectural Digest Tom Brady and Gisele B ndchen Sell Tribeca Condo for $40 Million—Architectural Digest After listing their massive Massachusetts estate shortly before Tom Brady was summoned southward to play for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the football star and his wife, Gisele B ndchen, are continuing to downsize their real estate portfolio. Read full story With a vetoproof supermajority in Albany, New York State Democrats are again pushing for a “pied- -terre tax” on second homes in the city — causing everyone in real estate to freak out. Read full story Forest Hills co-op residents claim board president is overcharging shareholders—QNS.com Forest Hills co-op residents claim board president is overcharging shareholders—QNS.com Some residents of the Gardens of Forest Hills Owners Corp. (GFH), a housing cooperative in the neighborhood, led a street protest on Sunday, Dec. 6, against board president Belal Mohd, a real estate broker, for overcharging shareholders. Read full story When buyers of real-estate developer John Roe’s seven condos walk into their new Manhattan homes sometime after May next year, Mr. Roe wants them to breathe deep and feel good about it. That’s because he has spared no expense on air quality. Read full story Climate Change in the Big Apple: How C-PACE and Mortgage Lenders Can Help New York City Make the Climate Mobilization Act a Success—Lexology Climate Change in the Big Apple: How C-PACE and Mortgage Lenders Can Help New York City Make the Climate Mobilization Act a Success—Lexology Community Board 8 hosted another meeting this evening on the proposal submitted by the New York Blood Center to rezone their current property in order to build a 16-story, 334-foot tall tower. Read full story At the turn of the 20th century, the northern edge of the Bronx—which now includes some of the poorest neighborhoods in New York City—was dotted with the grand estates of Gilded Age capitalists. Read full story The New York Cooperator Cooperator.com is an online edition of The New York Cooperator newspaper. The publication serves the co-op and condo community with thousands of free articles on management, finance, maintenance and more... Contact Us

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