Tag: Greg Carlson

Law & Legislation 2015-16 Legislative Update
2015 June 2015-16 Legislative Update

The 2015-16 New York State Legislative season is here, and on the table are many housing-related bills, many of which directly impact co-op and condo board members, managers and residents. Housing is also on the agenda in the New York City…

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Security Disaster Management
2014 December Disaster Management

While September 11th probably stands as the biggest emergency New Yorkers have faced to date, many other, less-catastrophic crises arise in the city every day, from fires to water main breaks to building collapses. And whereas residents ha…

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Law & Legislation After the Storm
2013 June After the Storm

 Fires devastated Breezy Point; areas of Staten Island were destroyed with lives  lost; thousands of residents in Lower Manhattan were plunged into darkness after an  electrical transformer exploded on the East River. These events were amo…

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Law & Legislation New York Legislative Update for 2013
2013 June New York Legislative Update for 2013

 The New York State legislative season is here again, and bills of all kinds are  being considered, including housing. Some of these bills directly impact co-op  and condo board members, managers and residents. Housing is also on the agend…

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Real Estate Trends What the Future Holds
2012 December What the Future Holds

 The worst of the recession—big-time failures of investment banks and mortgage companies, huge banks in  trouble, companies laying people off in the thousands—may be over. There are some signs of hope, and residential buildings that were  …

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Finance Relief in Tough Times
2012 October Relief in Tough Times

 The age-old adage from Benjamin Franklin perhaps says it best: nothing is  certain but death and taxes.    And without some assistance on the legislative front, taxes are likely to  increase significantly for New York City co-op an…

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Board Operations Under Your Wing
2012 August Under Your Wing

 Remember your first day at a new school? Most likely, you didn’t know a soul, had no idea what the students were learning and you probably felt  nervous, intimidated or maybe even afraid. In most cases, this is what it’s like to be a new …

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Finance Don't Get Soaked
2012 March Don't Get Soaked

 It’s no secret these days that co-op and condo operating costs are going through  the roof, so to speak, and boards and managers are all looking for effective  ways to generate cost savings. Building management looks at fuel and energy  u…

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Insurance Knowledge is Power
2011 August Knowledge is Power

 The goal is to be an informed board member. For both new and seasoned board  members, however, there are countless challenging topics requiring specific  knowledge. With new regulations and legislation on tap, it is imperative that  board…

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Law & Legislation Capitol Concerns
2011 June Capitol Concerns

Although the budget and tax cuts occupy the public agenda in these recessionary times, housing is still as big an issue as ever. Many housing-related bills, including those specifically related to co-ops and condos, have been introduced…

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