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What's the Most Challenging Aspect of Property Management?

Two Pros Weigh In

Nobody ever claimed that managing a co-op, condo, or HOA community would be easy -- but what is easy for residents t…

Extell Launches Sales at Central Park Tower

When Completed, It Will Be NYC's Tallest Residential Building

Sutton Place Condo Kerfuffle Continues

Neighborhood Group Pushes Back Against Tower Development

New Condo Projects Displace Two Manhattan Schools

Developments Affect the Upper West and East Sides

Submetering for Savings

What Should Co-op & Condo Boards Know?

Management

The Cooperator Expo New York Returns to Javits Thursday October 11th

Second Annual Fall Trade Show Will Draw Thousands

On Thursday, October 11th, thousands of board members, managers, building owners and co-op, condo, and HOA residents wil…

Management

2018 October

Boards Battle Burnout

Minimizing the Stress of Governance

Virtual Doormen

Deliveries in the Age of Virtual Staff

Assessing Your Community's Security Needs

What Do You Really Need?

2018 July

Seasonal Residents

Managing ‘Fair-Weather Friends’

Finance

Upper Manhattan Forum Addresses HDFC Co-op Concerns

Assembly Member Holds Meeting to Discuss Ongoing Issues About HDFCs

Housing Development Fund Corporation (HDFC) cooperatives were set up some 40 years ago as a means of establishing home o…

Finance

Report: Manhattan Condo and Co-op Sales Down in 2Q 2018

Meanwhile, Inventory Is Up

2018 July

When Associations Borrow

What to Know Before Taking Out a Loan

2018 July

Underlying Mortgage Refi

The Challenges of Financing in Small Co-ops and Condos

2018 July

The Tax Act of 2017

Implications for Co-ops, Condos, and HOAs

On The Board

Common Legal Mistakes

...and How Your Board Can Avoid Them

Most co-op, condo, and HOA board members are not legal professionals - they're volunteers who participate in the governa…

When the Interests of Boards and Resident Groups Diverge

Board-Versus-Resident Fights Are Common, Says an Attorney

Switching Management Companies

What Documents Are Needed?

The Importance of Legal Protocols

Don't Just 'Wing It'

The Cooperator Expo New York - April 26th

Education is Key - April 26, 2018 - New York Hilton Midtown

Changing Management Companies

What Documentation Does Your Board Need?

Changing management companies can be a complex process -- but it doesn't have to be an ordeal. By making sure that your …

How Do You Choose a New Management Firm?

Questions to Ask, Criteria to Check

Finding the Right Match

Evaluating the Board-Management Relationship

2014 January

Knowing When to Call Your Manager

Response to Calls is an Essential Part of the Manager’s Job

2014 January

Secrets of Successful Managers

Communication, Accommodation, Cooperation

Love Thy Neighbor, But Not Their Issues - Addressing Quality of Life Conflicts Between Residents

Presented by Kagan Lubic Leper Finkelstein & Gold LLP - 2017 Cooperator Expo New York

Pet policies and smoking bans are just a couple of the more contentious issues that co-op and condo boards may be faced …

2014 February

Keeping Track of Paperwork

Properly Managing the Board’s Records

2014 February

Board Owner Do’s and Don’ts

What Makes a Board Successful

2014 February

Making the Switch

Transitioning From Sponsor to Owner Control

2014 February

Howdy, Neighbor

Cultivating a Sense of Community

Maintenance

Autumn Extermination Challenges

The Pests of October

Whether in a single-family home or an apartment building, pretty much every homeowner has had that moment: when in the m…

Addressing Concerns About Energy Equipment Upgrades

Cost, Benefits, and ROI

What Are the Biggest Landscaping Challenges in NYC?

(...aside from lack of actual land?)

Multifamily Pest Control

The Biggest Issues in Co-op & Condo Buildings

Roof Decks: Things You Should Know Before Installing One

Having One Could Enhance Your Building

Exterior Signage

Monetizing Your Outside Space

The signs, they are everywhere. They give elegance and style to the names of our buildings and communities. They earn ex…

2018 March

Roof Maintenance

Taking Care of Your Building From the Top Down

2018 March

Planning Ahead

Staying on Top of Building Maintenance

2017 October

Balcony Enclosures at Risk Under New DOB Requirements

Scaffolding

The Ups and Downs of Sidewalk Sheds

Decision 2016: Oil or Gas

The Latest on How to Handle Heating

Thanks to an initiative passed by the Bloomberg administration back in 2010, New York City has successfully phased out N…

2015 March

A Clear View

What’s New in Window Trends and Technology?

2014 November

The Human Factor

What You Need to Know About Staff Management

2014 November

Plumbing the Depths

Pipes, Drains and Your HOA's Water Supply

2014 November

Boiler Maintenance Basics

The Heat is On

Organizations

Void Where Prohibited

Local Group Challenges Use of 'Mechanical Void' to Heighten Condo Tower

CAI Big Apple Chapter Comes to Fruition

A Co-op, Condo, HOA Resource for New York City

NYC Finally Has Its Own CAI Chapter

Group Introduces Big Apple CAI

New York City Superintendents Technical Association

Representation, Education and Communication

SEIU Local 32BJ

Keeping Your Buildings Safe and Secure

Design

A Port of Import

Activity Booms at New Jersey's Port Imperial Development

Green Walls Bring Nature Inside Your Home

They Can Provide Environmental and Health Benefits, Say Experts

Revisiting Passive House Building

New Construction Continues to Strive for Net-Zero or Net-Positive Energy Consumption

Condo Restoration Nabs 2018 Moses Award

Project Team Behind 54 Bond Street Project Recognized for Preservation Work

Residential Architecture Trends

What’s Hot in High-Rises?

Insurance

Boards' Biggest Insurance Blunders

...and How to Avoid Them

The Chain of Communication

Establishing Connections – and Boundaries – Between Board and Residents

The Upsides of Board Service

Benefits, Rewards, and a Job Well Done

Responsibility for Repairs

Whose Insurance Pays?

The Risks of Being Un(or under-)Insured

Owners Uncovered

Events

Tue, Oct 30, 9:30am – 3:30pm

NYARM: All Day Expo

Tue, Oct 30, 9:30am – 3:30pm add to calendar 30-10-2018 09:30 30-10-2018 15:30 America/New_York NYARM: All Day Expo Building management attend seminars and work towards the NY Accredited Realty Manager Certification. Free attendees: building owners, property managers, facility managers, landlords, co-op/condo boards, supers, resident managers, and operating engineers. For information, contact Margie Russell, 212-216-0654, mrussell@nyarm.org. 500 8th Ave, New York, NY 10018, USA MM/DD/YYYY

NYARM: All Day Expo

Building management attend seminars and work towards the NY Accredited Realty Manager Certification. Free attendees: building owners, property managers, facility managers, landlords, co-op/condo boards, supers, resident managers, and operating engineers. For information, contact Margie Russell, 212-216-0654, mrussell@nyarm.org.

500 8th Ave, New York, NY 10018, USA map

Tue, Oct 30, 7:00pm – 8:00pm

CNYC: Workshop for Building Treasurers

Tue, Oct 30, 7:00pm – 8:00pm add to calendar 30-10-2018 19:00 30-10-2018 20:00 America/New_York CNYC: Workshop for Building Treasurers With budget planning in full swing, teasurers will have the opportunity to ask questions of colleagues and of accountant Rick Montanye in this free-flowing class. Treasurers are responsible for all aspects of the financial health of their cooperatives and condominiums--all are potential discussion topics at the Treasurers' Workshop.. This is not a 'how-to' presentation, but rather an opportunity for treasurers to 'talk shop' with one another and to seek guidance from Mr. Montanye Issues raised brought by participants set the agenda. Treasurers (and other board members) of CNYC member cooperatives and condominiums attend at no cost, but advanced registration is required. Non-members are very welcome at a fee of $50, payable in advance. Reserve your place by calling CNYC at (212) 496-7400 or register by e-mail to workshops@CNYC.coop. To pay at the door, preregister and add $15. Location TBA MM/DD/YYYY

CNYC: Workshop for Building Treasurers

With budget planning in full swing, teasurers will have the opportunity to ask questions of colleagues and of accountant Rick Montanye in this free-flowing class. Treasurers are responsible for all aspects of the financial health of their cooperatives and condominiums--all are potential discussion topics at the Treasurers' Workshop.. This is not a 'how-to' presentation, but rather an opportunity for treasurers to 'talk shop' with one another and to seek guidance from Mr. Montanye Issues raised brought by participants set the agenda. Treasurers (and other board members) of CNYC member cooperatives and condominiums attend at no cost, but advanced registration is required. Non-members are very welcome at a fee of $50, payable in advance. Reserve your place by calling CNYC at (212) 496-7400 or register by e-mail to workshops@CNYC.coop. To pay at the door, preregister and add $15.

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Thu, Nov 1, 7:30am – 11:30am

Bisnow: Brooklyn State of the Market

Thu, Nov 1, 7:30am – 11:30am add to calendar 01-11-2018 07:30 01-11-2018 11:30 America/New_York Bisnow: Brooklyn State of the Market Brooklyn is an international brand, so what's coming next? Even though Brooklyn is out of Manhattan's shadow, in many ways, the borough has not yet been able to land a major tenant. On the investment sales side, the volume has dropped in Brooklyn but prices are holding firm. Don't miss Bisnow's biggest Brooklyn event of the year, as we discuss the State of Brooklyn's CRE. As always, there will be plenty of opportunities to network with industry leaders and learn from top executives. We look forward to seeing you there! For information, visit www.bisnow.com. 25 Kent Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249, USA MM/DD/YYYY

Bisnow: Brooklyn State of the Market

Brooklyn is an international brand, so what's coming next? Even though Brooklyn is out of Manhattan's shadow, in many ways, the borough has not yet been able to land a major tenant. On the investment sales side, the volume has dropped in Brooklyn but prices are holding firm. Don't miss Bisnow's biggest Brooklyn event of the year, as we discuss the State of Brooklyn's CRE. As always, there will be plenty of opportunities to network with industry leaders and learn from top executives. We look forward to seeing you there! For information, visit www.bisnow.com.

25 Kent Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11249, USA map

Thu, Nov 1, 8:30am – 6:30pm

Anderson Kill's 22nd Annual Policyholder Advisor Conference "Maximizing Your Insurance Recovery

Thu, Nov 1, 8:30am – 6:30pm add to calendar 01-11-2018 08:30 01-11-2018 18:30 America/New_York Anderson Kill's 22nd Annual Policyholder Advisor Conference "Maximizing Your Insurance Recovery The Annual Anderson Kill Policyholder Advisor Conference is a must-attend event for any professional or business person concerned with their company's insurance investment. This conference will feature topics such as "Contingent Business Interruption for Losses from Hurricanes and Storms," "Directors & Officers Liability Insurance," "Cyber," and "Ethics," and a "State of the Market" broker panel discussion. Important issues affecting key industries will be discussed in our breakout sessions. Cost $50. For information, visit www.andersonkill.com. American Management Association (AMA), 1601 Broadway 6th floor, New York, NY 10019, USA MM/DD/YYYY

Anderson Kill's 22nd Annual Policyholder Advisor Conference "Maximizing Your Insurance Recovery

The Annual Anderson Kill Policyholder Advisor Conference is a must-attend event for any professional or business person concerned with their company's insurance investment. This conference will feature topics such as "Contingent Business Interruption for Losses from Hurricanes and Storms," "Directors & Officers Liability Insurance," "Cyber," and "Ethics," and a "State of the Market" broker panel discussion. Important issues affecting key industries will be discussed in our breakout sessions. Cost $50. For information, visit www.andersonkill.com.

American Management Association (AMA), 1601 Broadway 6th floor, New York, NY 10019, USA map

Sat, Nov 3, 8:00am – 2:00pm

CAI-LI Board Leadership Development Workshop for Community Association Board Members

Sat, Nov 3, 8:00am – 2:00pm add to calendar 03-11-2018 08:00 03-11-2018 14:00 America/New_York CAI-LI Board Leadership Development Workshop for Community Association Board Members For information, visit www.cai-li.org. BELFOR Property Restoration, 60 Raynor Ave, Ronkonkoma, NY 11779, USA MM/DD/YYYY

CAI-LI Board Leadership Development Workshop for Community Association Board Members

For information, visit www.cai-li.org.

BELFOR Property Restoration, 60 Raynor Ave, Ronkonkoma, NY 11779, USA map

Thu, Nov 8, 6:00pm – 7:00pm

CAI-LI: 2018 Autumn Chapter Meeting An Educational Presentation on Fraud Prevention in Your Community

Thu, Nov 8, 6:00pm – 7:00pm add to calendar 08-11-2018 18:00 08-11-2018 19:00 America/New_York CAI-LI: 2018 Autumn Chapter Meeting An Educational Presentation on Fraud Prevention in Your Community The risk of embezzlement and fraudulent activities in your association is real! However, if a Board is proactive and employs preventive measures it will greatly reduce the likelihood of financial mismanagement and fraud striking your community. CAI - Long Island strongly believes that Board members should exceed the expectations of their community with respect to fraud prevention. We have information and professional resources that can help you. Whether you're an association board member, community manager or interested homeowner, we encourage you to attend this chapter meeting to learn about best practices and procedures that can assist you in the protection of community funds. For information, email: info@cai-li.org, phone: 631.882.8683 Summerfield HOA-Clubhouse, 74 Summerfield Drive, Holtsville, NY MM/DD/YYYY

CAI-LI: 2018 Autumn Chapter Meeting An Educational Presentation on Fraud Prevention in Your Community

The risk of embezzlement and fraudulent activities in your association is real! However, if a Board is proactive and employs preventive measures it will greatly reduce the likelihood of financial mismanagement and fraud striking your community. CAI - Long Island strongly believes that Board members should exceed the expectations of their community with respect to fraud prevention. We have information and professional resources that can help you. Whether you're an association board member, community manager or interested homeowner, we encourage you to attend this chapter meeting to learn about best practices and procedures that can assist you in the protection of community funds. For information, email: info@cai-li.org, phone: 631.882.8683

Summerfield HOA-Clubhouse, 74 Summerfield Drive, Holtsville, NY map

Sun, Nov 11, 8:00am – 5:00pm

CNYC’s 38th Annual Housing Conference & Expo

Sun, Nov 11, 8:00am – 5:00pm add to calendar 11-11-2018 08:00 11-11-2018 17:00 America/New_York CNYC’s 38th Annual Housing Conference & Expo CNYC will hold its 38th Annual Housing Conference on Sunday, November 11, 2018 at the headquarters of Local 32BJ of the International Service Employees Union at 25 West 18th Street in Manhattan. The large fifth floor auditorium will house 48 Exhibits of Products & Services. Complementary coffee and tea will be available there throughout the day on this floor, and a reception will take place here when classes end at 4:30 pm. The back cover of this publication includes a pass to admit one person to walk the exhibit area. No such pass is necessary for anyone who is registered for classes at the Conference, as their registration includes the Exhibit visit. In the course of the day, 66 informative classes will be offered, touching on virtually every aspect of operating housing cooperatives and condominiums. Each participant may register for three or four classes, depending on the time frames selected. Every CNYC member cooperative and condominium can send one person to attend classes all day at no charge, provided that they are registered by November 7th. Additional participants can attend at modest member rates or at the higher rates for those non-affiliated with CNYC. Members of sister organizations NAHC, UHAB, FNYHC, CCC, ARC, NAHC and Big Apple CAI are invited at member rates. Best rates are in effect from the opening of registration in August until October 12th to encourage early registration. The Conference brochure will be posted on the CNYC website in August and will be mailed out early in September. It includes descriptions of each of the classes, travel instructions to 25 West 18th Street and forms for mail-in registration. Online registration is also available To register for this Conference, each participant must indicate the specific classes that they would like to attend. Tickets will be mailed early in November to all those who have registered in advance. 25 W 18th St, New York, NY 10011, USA MM/DD/YYYY

CNYC’s 38th Annual Housing Conference & Expo

CNYC will hold its 38th Annual Housing Conference on Sunday, November 11, 2018 at the headquarters of Local 32BJ of the International Service Employees Union at 25 West 18th Street in Manhattan. The large fifth floor auditorium will house 48 Exhibits of Products & Services. Complementary coffee and tea will be available there throughout the day on this floor, and a reception will take place here when classes end at 4:30 pm. The back cover of this publication includes a pass to admit one person to walk the exhibit area. No such pass is necessary for anyone who is registered for classes at the Conference, as their registration includes the Exhibit visit. In the course of the day, 66 informative classes will be offered, touching on virtually every aspect of operating housing cooperatives and condominiums. Each participant may register for three or four classes, depending on the time frames selected. Every CNYC member cooperative and condominium can send one person to attend classes all day at no charge, provided that they are registered by November 7th. Additional participants can attend at modest member rates or at the higher rates for those non-affiliated with CNYC. Members of sister organizations NAHC, UHAB, FNYHC, CCC, ARC, NAHC and Big Apple CAI are invited at member rates. Best rates are in effect from the opening of registration in August until October 12th to encourage early registration. The Conference brochure will be posted on the CNYC website in August and will be mailed out early in September. It includes descriptions of each of the classes, travel instructions to 25 West 18th Street and forms for mail-in registration. Online registration is also available To register for this Conference, each participant must indicate the specific classes that they would like to attend. Tickets will be mailed early in November to all those who have registered in advance.

25 W 18th St, New York, NY 10011, USA map

Tue, Nov 13, 8:00am – 11:00am

Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable

Tue, Nov 13, 8:00am – 11:00am add to calendar 13-11-2018 08:00 13-11-2018 11:00 America/New_York Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable The Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable began in 2007 and, as we enter our 12th season, there are number of updates to the formatting. We strive to cultivate a close-knit community full of the best and brightest in Brooklyn real estate in an engaging environment that promotes networking, learning and innovation. The goal is that these changes will expand our reach and to limit the disruption to your workday. each event includes a networking reception, breakfast, and a lively Q&A program featuring special guest speakers.For information, contact Randi Burroughs at rburroughs@brooklynhistory.org or 718-222-4111 x202. Brooklyn Historical Society, 128 Pierrepont St, Brooklyn, NY 11201, USA MM/DD/YYYY

Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable

The Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable began in 2007 and, as we enter our 12th season, there are number of updates to the formatting. We strive to cultivate a close-knit community full of the best and brightest in Brooklyn real estate in an engaging environment that promotes networking, learning and innovation. The goal is that these changes will expand our reach and to limit the disruption to your workday. each event includes a networking reception, breakfast, and a lively Q&A program featuring special guest speakers.For information, contact Randi Burroughs at rburroughs@brooklynhistory.org or 718-222-4111 x202.

Brooklyn Historical Society, 128 Pierrepont St, Brooklyn, NY 11201, USA map

Thu, Nov 15, 4:30pm – 5:30pm

Anderson Kill: "Refinancing"

Thu, Nov 15, 4:30pm – 5:30pm add to calendar 15-11-2018 16:30 15-11-2018 17:30 America/New_York Anderson Kill: "Refinancing" This program is appropriate for both newly admitted and experienced attorneys. For information, visit www.andersonkill.com. Anderson Kill P.C., 1251 6th Ave, New York, NY 10020, USA MM/DD/YYYY

Anderson Kill: "Refinancing"

This program is appropriate for both newly admitted and experienced attorneys. For information, visit www.andersonkill.com.

Anderson Kill P.C., 1251 6th Ave, New York, NY 10020, USA map

Fri, Nov 16, 5:00pm – 7:00pm

HOA/Condo Education: Dogs, Cats, Pigs, Pets

Fri, Nov 16, 5:00pm – 7:00pm add to calendar 16-11-2018 17:00 16-11-2018 19:00 America/New_York HOA/Condo Education: Dogs, Cats, Pigs, Pets Pet types and breeds; violations; comfort animals; owner complaints; insurance concerns; and more. No cost and limited to managers, board members and volunteers. Register at info@brainerdcommunications.com. or call 888-445-7946. Courtyard by Marriott Schenectady at Mohawk Harbor, 240 Harborside Dr, Schenectady, NY 12305, USA MM/DD/YYYY

HOA/Condo Education: Dogs, Cats, Pigs, Pets

Pet types and breeds; violations; comfort animals; owner complaints; insurance concerns; and more. No cost and limited to managers, board members and volunteers. Register at info@brainerdcommunications.com. or call 888-445-7946.

Courtyard by Marriott Schenectady at Mohawk Harbor, 240 Harborside Dr, Schenectady, NY 12305, USA map

Tue, Nov 20, 7:00pm – 8:00pm

CNYC: Navigating City Websites to Check Your Building's Status

Tue, Nov 20, 7:00pm – 8:00pm add to calendar 20-11-2018 19:00 20-11-2018 20:00 America/New_York CNYC: Navigating City Websites to Check Your Building's Status Indispensable for board members in self-managed buildings, this class will be of interest to others as well. Rebecca Poole will provide guidance (and a long list of links) to enable you to check your building’s status with the Department of Finance, the Department of Buildings, HPD, DEP and any other agencies where you have forms to file, reports to register. etc. Representatives of CNYC member cooperatives and condominiums and those that are members of FNYHC, ARC, CCC, UHAB and Big Apple CAI attend at no cost, but advance registration is required. If you are a member of these other organizations, please email us at workshops@CNYC.coop for your registration; CNYC members may register for free online. Non-members are very welcome at a fee of $60, payable in advance. Reserve your place by calling CNYC at (212) 496-7400 or register by e-mail to workshops@CNYC.coop. To pay at the door, preregister and add $15. Location TBA MM/DD/YYYY

CNYC: Navigating City Websites to Check Your Building's Status

Indispensable for board members in self-managed buildings, this class will be of interest to others as well. Rebecca Poole will provide guidance (and a long list of links) to enable you to check your building’s status with the Department of Finance, the Department of Buildings, HPD, DEP and any other agencies where you have forms to file, reports to register. etc. Representatives of CNYC member cooperatives and condominiums and those that are members of FNYHC, ARC, CCC, UHAB and Big Apple CAI attend at no cost, but advance registration is required. If you are a member of these other organizations, please email us at workshops@CNYC.coop for your registration; CNYC members may register for free online. Non-members are very welcome at a fee of $60, payable in advance. Reserve your place by calling CNYC at (212) 496-7400 or register by e-mail to workshops@CNYC.coop. To pay at the door, preregister and add $15.

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Thu, Nov 29, 8:00am – 5:00pm

Bisnow: NYC State of the Market

Thu, Nov 29, 8:00am – 5:00pm add to calendar 29-11-2018 08:00 29-11-2018 17:00 America/New_York Bisnow: NYC State of the Market It's that time of year again -- Bisnow's NYC State of the Market! Join us as we dive into all the hot issues surrounding CRE in the Big Apple at this all-day event that you won't want to miss. We'll cover everything from the luxury condo glut to retail's survival, from NYC's infrastructure dilemma to how deals are getting done! Beginning with breakfast & networking and wrapping up with a networking cocktail hour, this is one event you'll want to mark down on your calendar! For information, visit www.bisnow.com. 866 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017, USA MM/DD/YYYY

Bisnow: NYC State of the Market

It's that time of year again -- Bisnow's NYC State of the Market! Join us as we dive into all the hot issues surrounding CRE in the Big Apple at this all-day event that you won't want to miss. We'll cover everything from the luxury condo glut to retail's survival, from NYC's infrastructure dilemma to how deals are getting done! Beginning with breakfast & networking and wrapping up with a networking cocktail hour, this is one event you'll want to mark down on your calendar! For information, visit www.bisnow.com.

866 United Nations Plaza, New York, NY 10017, USA map

Thu, Nov 29, 4:30pm – 5:30pm

Anderson Kill: "Modifying Your Building's Governing Documents"

Thu, Nov 29, 4:30pm – 5:30pm add to calendar 29-11-2018 16:30 29-11-2018 17:30 America/New_York Anderson Kill: "Modifying Your Building's Governing Documents" This session will discuss the good, the bad and the ugly. A how to guide for a free sample of legal recommendations. For information, visit www.andersonkill.com. Anderson Kill P.C., 1251 6th Ave, New York, NY 10020, USA MM/DD/YYYY

Anderson Kill: "Modifying Your Building's Governing Documents"

This session will discuss the good, the bad and the ugly. A how to guide for a free sample of legal recommendations. For information, visit www.andersonkill.com.

Anderson Kill P.C., 1251 6th Ave, New York, NY 10020, USA map

Wed, Dec 5, 7:00pm – 8:00pm

CAI Webinar: Wired: Cybersecurity for Community Associations

Wed, Dec 5, 7:00pm – 8:00pm add to calendar 05-12-2018 19:00 05-12-2018 20:00 America/New_York CAI Webinar: Wired: Cybersecurity for Community Associations More than half (56 percent) of community associations have policies and procedures in place to collect, store, and protect homeowners’ personal data. Are you protecting your community’s information properly? Join a live discussion about data findings from the Foundation for Community Association Research’s (FCAR) Wired: 2018 Survey of Cybersecurity in Community Associations to find out what communities are doing nationwide to combat cybersecurity risk. Get insights on Technology has invaded virtually every aspect of our lives and is here to stay. Most of us are dependent on technology. Just ask someone to give up their cell phone for a day. The FCAR Think Tank decided that our industry needed to get a jumpstart on technology and its unintended consequences for community associations. "Wired" is the initial results of our study. MM/DD/YYYY

CAI Webinar: Wired: Cybersecurity for Community Associations

More than half (56 percent) of community associations have policies and procedures in place to collect, store, and protect homeowners’ personal data. Are you protecting your community’s information properly? Join a live discussion about data findings from the Foundation for Community Association Research’s (FCAR) Wired: 2018 Survey of Cybersecurity in Community Associations to find out what communities are doing nationwide to combat cybersecurity risk. Get insights on Technology has invaded virtually every aspect of our lives and is here to stay. Most of us are dependent on technology. Just ask someone to give up their cell phone for a day. The FCAR Think Tank decided that our industry needed to get a jumpstart on technology and its unintended consequences for community associations. "Wired" is the initial results of our study.

Wed, Dec 5, 6:00pm – 9:00pm

CAI-LI Chapter Annual Holiday Dinner

Wed, Dec 5, 6:00pm – 9:00pm add to calendar 05-12-2018 18:00 05-12-2018 21:00 America/New_York CAI-LI Chapter Annual Holiday Dinner For information, visit www.cai-li.org. The Bonwit Inn, 1 Vanderbilt Parkway, Commack, NY MM/DD/YYYY

CAI-LI Chapter Annual Holiday Dinner

For information, visit www.cai-li.org.

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A black man arrived at the entrance to the building where he lives in St. Louis late Friday night only to find himself blocked by a white neighbor who demanded he proved he lived there.
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10/12/2018 What Are They Building Over There? - NY Times

By the time a crew of workers erected a six-foot tall fence around the perimeter of my neighbor’s yard two years ago, I knew I was staring at a lost cause.
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10/12/2018 $9M Harlem penthouse has rooftop dog park, basketball court - Curbed

Though Harlem has gotten increasingly expensive over the years, a bit of sticker shock still creeps in when we come across pricey apartments.
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10/12/2018 This tax bill would be a massive win for condo developers, if it ever makes a vote - The Real Deal

A stalled bill in the House of Representatives would grant luxury condominium developers the same tax benefits homebuilders already receive, saving them millions during construction.
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10/10/2018 Ozone Park, Queens: A Congenial Area Welcomes a New Wave of Residents -

Last year, Yi Xu and her husband, Vail Gold, moved from Long Island City to Ozone Park.
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10/10/2018 $20M Brooklyn Heights penthouse could be the borough’s priciest sale ever - 6sqft

A combination penthouse at Quay Tower, a brand new luxury condo building on the Brooklyn Heights waterfront, went into contract this week for over $20 million.
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10/10/2018 Condo developer’s chat with deputy mayor raises questions about bid process - NY Post

The developer of a 36-story luxury condo in Brooklyn Heights discussed the project with Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen before the winning bid was selected — raising questions about the fairness of the process.
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10/10/2018 Cozy West Village co-op with designer pedigree asks $895K - Curbed

This stylish and cozy co-op in the West Village is on the market for $895,000. Part of a five-building co-op complex, this particular unit is located on the third floor of a walk-up building on Washington Street.
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10/10/2018 Park Ave. blockfront suddenly back in play - NY Post

The Park Avenue blockfront between 54th and 55th streets is suddenly in play as the multiplier effect from the JPMorgan Chase tower redevelopment sinks in.
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