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Energy Procurement Resources

What Boards Should Know

Even seasoned co-op, condo, and HOA board members can find themselves at a loss when it comes to the complex business of…

When Ground-Floor Retail Sticks Out Like a Sore Thumb

Some Commercial Tenants Can Bring Aggravation to Residents

New Citywide Smoking Policy for Residential Buildings to Go Into Effect This August

What the Law Means for Condos and Co-ops

New Report Highlights Problems With NYC Elevator Inspections

Comptroller's Audit Reveals Inspectors Missed Violations

Management Priorities

How Do Managing Agents Prioritize Tasks?

Management

Switching Management Companies

What Documents Are Needed?

Changing management companies can be a very good thing - but it can be needlessly complicated if the incoming firm doesn…

Management

Paper Vs. Electronic Records: What’s Acceptable and When?

Are You Mandated to Keep Your Records in Paper Form?

2018 April

Security Assessments

What You Want Versus What You Need

2018 April

Aesthetic Conflicts

Dealing With the Eyesore Next Door

2018 April

Managing Distressed Properties

Making Bad Situations Better

Finance

Underlying Permanent Mortgages

A Vital Concept, Explained

One of the components that makes co-op ownership unique is its financing structure. Unlike a condominium, the property i…

Finance

Can a Board Decline an Apartment Sale Over a Low Price?

Several Factors Determine Whether or Not a Transaction Goes Through

2018 March

Curing Arrears

When Fees Aren’t Paid

Report: Manhattan Co-op and Condo Sales Prices Rose for 5th Year in a Row

Douglas Elliman's Latest Study Covers Price Trends From 2008 to 2017

New York State to Give Homeowners a Break After New Federal Tax Law

Gov. Cuomo Issues Order to Allow Property Owners to Prepay Their Taxes

On The Board

When the Interests of Boards and Resident Groups Diverge

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

Late last year, a conflict developed between a board and some residents at the Windsor Oak co-op in Queens over shelters…

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

2018 April

Drafting Good Rules

Fair, Enforceable, and Legal

2018 April

Holding Board Elections

Keeping Them Transparent, Fair, and Legal

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

Roof Decks: Things You Should Know Before Installing One

Having One Could Enhance Your Building

Every building has a roof, but not every building has a roof deck . For many city dwellers, a retreat above the city…

Balcony Enclosures: An Update

Some Good News for Boards Concerned Over the Legal Status of Such Enclosures

2018 April

Exterior Cleaning

Means, Methods, and Materials

2018 March

Sidewalk Repair

Care Now Saves Cash Later

2018 March

Exterior Signage

Monetizing Your Outside Space

Roof Maintenance

Taking Care of Your Building From the Top Down

A residential property could have triple-reinforced titanium steel walls, and it still wouldn’t be worth a darn without …

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

2017 March

Vendor Relationships

Working With Those Who Work for You

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

Residential Architecture Trends

What’s Hot in High-Rises?

The Value of Redecorating

Do Aesthetic Changes Increase Value?

Managing Interior Projects

When Bad Design Happens to Good Buildings

The Challenge of Small Spaces

Tips From Design Experts on Maximizing Your Space

Maximize Your Rooftop Space

Additional Amenities Attempt to Improve on the Standard Roof Deck

Insurance

What Are the Common Insurance Claim Mistakes in Multi-Family Buildings?

One Issue Involves Selecting Coverage

After Burn: What's Next for a Building Following a Fire

What Professionals Should Do to Help Those Impacted

Avoiding Slips, Falls, and Liability on Your Property After the Snow

It Could End Up Being Costly If You Don't Do Something

How Important is D&O Insurance?

Luxury...or Necessity?

Co-op and Condo Liability Insurance: How Much Is Too Much?

Protect Yourself Without Going Overboard

Events

Wed, Jun 27, 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Bisnow: Westchester and Fairfield State of the Market

Wed, Jun 27, 6:00pm – 8:00pm add to calendar 27-06-2018 18:00 27-06-2018 20:00 America/New_York Bisnow: Westchester and Fairfield State of the Market This seminar will provide you with valuable information all first time homebuyers should know in order to make well informed decisions and become an empowered and educated consumer. Learn about the steps to homeownership as well as our vast array of programs and resources available such as grants, mortgage loan products, referral services to lenders, inspectors, attorneys, real estate and insurance agents. For information, visit www.bronxnhs.org. 677 Washington Blvd., Stamford, CT MM/DD/YYYY

Bisnow: Westchester and Fairfield State of the Market

This seminar will provide you with valuable information all first time homebuyers should know in order to make well informed decisions and become an empowered and educated consumer. Learn about the steps to homeownership as well as our vast array of programs and resources available such as grants, mortgage loan products, referral services to lenders, inspectors, attorneys, real estate and insurance agents. For information, visit www.bronxnhs.org.

677 Washington Blvd., Stamford, CT map

Tue, Jul 10, 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Bronx Neighborhood Housing Services: First-Time Homebuyers Seminar

Tue, Jul 10, 6:00pm – 8:00pm add to calendar 10-07-2018 18:00 10-07-2018 20:00 America/New_York Bronx Neighborhood Housing Services: First-Time Homebuyers Seminar This seminar will provide you with valuable information all first time homebuyers should know in order to make well informed decisions and become an empowered and educated consumer. Learn about the steps to homeownership as well as our vast array of programs and resources available such as grants, mortgage loan products, referral services to lenders, inspectors, attorneys, real estate and insurance agents. For information, visit www.bronxnhs.org. 1447 East Gun Hill Road, Bronx, NY MM/DD/YYYY

Bronx Neighborhood Housing Services: First-Time Homebuyers Seminar

1447 East Gun Hill Road, Bronx, NY map

Wed, Jul 11, 2:00pm – 3:00pm

CAI Webinar: Live, Work, Shop: Allocation of Expenses and Budgeting for Mixed-Use Communities

Wed, Jul 11, 2:00pm – 3:00pm add to calendar 11-07-2018 14:00 11-07-2018 15:00 America/New_York CAI Webinar: Live, Work, Shop: Allocation of Expenses and Budgeting for Mixed-Use Communities Transparent and effective communications, comprehensive governing documents, and specific financial apportionment are critical components to the efficient and cost-effective operation in mixed-use communities. Learn how to develop and implement a realistic, successful business plan for your mixed-use community that will cover the complex finances of a high-rise condominium building that includes residential, commercial, retail, and parking units. For information, visit www.caionline.org. MM/DD/YYYY

CAI Webinar: Live, Work, Shop: Allocation of Expenses and Budgeting for Mixed-Use Communities

Transparent and effective communications, comprehensive governing documents, and specific financial apportionment are critical components to the efficient and cost-effective operation in mixed-use communities. Learn how to develop and implement a realistic, successful business plan for your mixed-use community that will cover the complex finances of a high-rise condominium building that includes residential, commercial, retail, and parking units. For information, visit www.caionline.org.

Thu, Jul 12, 4:30pm – 5:30pm

Anderson Kill: "Understanding Insurance Wrinkles in a Coop and Condo"

Thu, Jul 12, 4:30pm – 5:30pm add to calendar 12-07-2018 16:30 12-07-2018 17:30 America/New_York Anderson Kill: "Understanding Insurance Wrinkles in a Coop and Condo" This session will cover homeowners' policies, additional insured issues, and subrogation. 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: "Understanding Insurance Wrinkles in a Coop and Condo"

This session will cover homeowners' policies, additional insured issues, and subrogation. 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

Tue, Jul 17, 6:00pm – 8:00pm

CAI-Long Island: Summertime Celebration Social

Tue, Jul 17, 6:00pm – 8:00pm add to calendar 17-07-2018 18:00 17-07-2018 20:00 America/New_York CAI-Long Island: Summertime Celebration Social For information, visit www.cai-li.org. Captain Bills Restaurant & Catering, 122 Ocean Ave, Bay Shore, NY 11706, USA MM/DD/YYYY

CAI-Long Island: Summertime Celebration Social

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

Captain Bills Restaurant & Catering, 122 Ocean Ave, Bay Shore, NY 11706, USA map

Thu, Jul 19, 7:30am – 10:30am

Bisnow: Harlem State of the Market

Thu, Jul 19, 7:30am – 10:30am add to calendar 19-07-2018 07:30 19-07-2018 10:30 America/New_York Bisnow: Harlem State of the Market The 125th corridor has been growing rapidly each year since rezoning in 2008 that allowed for taller buildings in the area. Find out what all the buzz is about and who the big players are that are involved with reshaping this neighborhood filled with arts and culture, both past and present, at the Harlem State of the Market! For information, visit www.bisnow.com. Location TBA MM/DD/YYYY

Bisnow: Harlem State of the Market

The 125th corridor has been growing rapidly each year since rezoning in 2008 that allowed for taller buildings in the area. Find out what all the buzz is about and who the big players are that are involved with reshaping this neighborhood filled with arts and culture, both past and present, at the Harlem State of the Market! For information, visit www.bisnow.com.

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Wed, Jul 25, 7:00pm – 8:00pm

CNYC: Onboarding New Board Members

Wed, Jul 25, 7:00pm – 8:00pm add to calendar 25-07-2018 19:00 25-07-2018 20:00 America/New_York CNYC: Onboarding New Board Members Newly elected board members need solid instruction and training to understand their roles and fiduciary duties. Operating a co-op or condo involves many of the same responsibilities as any other business, yet board members are volunteers who may not have experience in such matters. A proactive approach to onboarding new members sets the tone and positions the entire board for success. Management companies are an important partner in empowering new board members and helping them learn the ropes. Management Executive Dan Wurtzel will walk participants through best practices of onboarding new members .There is no fee for representatives of CNYC, FNYHC, CAI and ARC member cooperatives and condominiums to attend this session ; others are welcome at a fee of $50 if paid in advance or $75 at the door. Advance reservations are required. Call the CNYC office at (212) 496-7400 or send e-mail to workshops@CNYC.coop to reserve your place. Location TBA MM/DD/YYYY

CNYC: Onboarding New Board Members

Newly elected board members need solid instruction and training to understand their roles and fiduciary duties. Operating a co-op or condo involves many of the same responsibilities as any other business, yet board members are volunteers who may not have experience in such matters. A proactive approach to onboarding new members sets the tone and positions the entire board for success. Management companies are an important partner in empowering new board members and helping them learn the ropes. Management Executive Dan Wurtzel will walk participants through best practices of onboarding new members .There is no fee for representatives of CNYC, FNYHC, CAI and ARC member cooperatives and condominiums to attend this session ; others are welcome at a fee of $50 if paid in advance or $75 at the door. Advance reservations are required. Call the CNYC office at (212) 496-7400 or send e-mail to workshops@CNYC.coop to reserve your place.

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Mon, Jul 30, 10:30am – 5:30pm

REBNY's Annual Golf and Tennis Outing

Mon, Jul 30, 10:30am – 5:30pm add to calendar 30-07-2018 10:30 30-07-2018 17:30 America/New_York REBNY's Annual Golf and Tennis Outing Golf tournament: $475 per person; tennis tournament: $350 per person. For information, email Cindy Ramotar cramotar@rebny.com, or visit www.rebny.com. North Shore Country Club, 500 Shore Rd, Glen Head, NY 11545, USA MM/DD/YYYY

REBNY's Annual Golf and Tennis Outing

Golf tournament: $475 per person; tennis tournament: $350 per person. For information, email Cindy Ramotar cramotar@rebny.com, or visit www.rebny.com.

North Shore Country Club, 500 Shore Rd, Glen Head, NY 11545, USA map

Tue, Aug 7, 8:00am – 11:00am

Brooklyn Real Estate Roundtable

Tue, Aug 7, 8:00am – 11:00am add to calendar 07-08-2018 08:00 07-08-2018 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

Wed, Aug 15, 7:00pm – 8:00pm

CNYC: Solar for Co-ops and Condos: How to Make It Happen

Wed, Aug 15, 7:00pm – 8:00pm add to calendar 15-08-2018 19:00 15-08-2018 20:00 America/New_York CNYC: Solar for Co-ops and Condos: How to Make It Happen Board members and residents of housing cooperatives and condominiums who are interested in reducing their building’s operating costs and environmental footprint by going solar will want to attend this class.. Experts from Solar One, an environmental non-profit that helps buildings install solar in NYC, will walk participants through options available for coops and condos to talk advantage of onsite and offsite solar. During the class, buildings – consider volunteering yours! – will undergo a remote solar assessment. There will also be discussion of equtable distribution of the cost and benefits of onsite solar. And for those buildings that aren’t suited to site solar, Solar One will explain how to benefit from Community Shared Solar. There is no fee for representatives of CNYC, FNYHC, CAI, CCC and ARC member cooperatives and condominiums to attend this session; others are welcome at a fee of $50 if paid in advance or $75 at the door. Advance reservations are required. Call the CNYC office at (212) 496-7400 or send e-mail to workshops@CNYC.coop to reserve your place. Location TBA MM/DD/YYYY

CNYC: Solar for Co-ops and Condos: How to Make It Happen

Board members and residents of housing cooperatives and condominiums who are interested in reducing their building’s operating costs and environmental footprint by going solar will want to attend this class.. Experts from Solar One, an environmental non-profit that helps buildings install solar in NYC, will walk participants through options available for coops and condos to talk advantage of onsite and offsite solar. During the class, buildings – consider volunteering yours! – will undergo a remote solar assessment. There will also be discussion of equtable distribution of the cost and benefits of onsite solar. And for those buildings that aren’t suited to site solar, Solar One will explain how to benefit from Community Shared Solar. There is no fee for representatives of CNYC, FNYHC, CAI, CCC and ARC member cooperatives and condominiums to attend this session; others are welcome at a fee of $50 if paid in advance or $75 at the door. Advance reservations are required. Call the CNYC office at (212) 496-7400 or send e-mail to workshops@CNYC.coop to reserve your place.

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Wed, Sep 12, 8:30am – 11:00am

NYARM: Breakfast Conference

Wed, Sep 12, 8:30am – 11:00am add to calendar 12-09-2018 08:30 12-09-2018 11:00 America/New_York NYARM: Breakfast Conference 8:30 – 9:15 Networking Exhibits Refreshments; 9:15 – 10:15 New York State’s & New York City’s NEW Employer Sexual Harassment Laws; 10:15 - 11:00 Networking Exhibits – Meet the Expert Presenters: Legal Advice Tables; bring your issues and questions to real estate attorneys to RSVP, contact Margie Russell, mrussell@nyarm.com, 212-216-0654. General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen of The City Of New York, 20 W 44th St, New York, NY 10036, USA MM/DD/YYYY

NYARM: Breakfast Conference

8:30 – 9:15 Networking Exhibits Refreshments; 9:15 – 10:15 New York State’s & New York City’s NEW Employer Sexual Harassment Laws; 10:15 - 11:00 Networking Exhibits – Meet the Expert Presenters: Legal Advice Tables; bring your issues and questions to real estate attorneys to RSVP, contact Margie Russell, mrussell@nyarm.com, 212-216-0654.

General Society of Mechanics & Tradesmen of The City Of New York, 20 W 44th St, New York, NY 10036, USA map

Wed, Sep 12, 4:30pm – 5:30pm

Anderson Kill: "Board Decisions"

Wed, Sep 12, 4:30pm – 5:30pm add to calendar 12-09-2018 16:30 12-09-2018 17:30 America/New_York Anderson Kill: "Board Decisions" This session will discuss whether to sue shareholders/unit owners; whether to sue contractors; whether to arbitrate vs. litigate; whether to settle (any precedent?); costs of litigation; breach of fiduciary duty if board doesn't sue to enforce its rules (no pet rules). 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: "Board Decisions"

This session will discuss whether to sue shareholders/unit owners; whether to sue contractors; whether to arbitrate vs. litigate; whether to settle (any precedent?); costs of litigation; breach of fiduciary duty if board doesn't sue to enforce its rules (no pet rules). 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

Thu, Sep 13, 11:00pm – 12:00am

CNYC: Introduction to Co-Op Board Responsibilities: An Intensive Seminar for New Directors

Thu, Sep 13, 11:00pm – 12:00am add to calendar 13-09-2018 23:00 14-09-2018 00:00 America/New_York CNYC: Introduction to Co-Op Board Responsibilities: An Intensive Seminar for New Directors In this 2-session class, attorney Marc Luxemburg and property manager Gregory Carlson examine all aspects of operating cooperatives. The class is limited to board members of housing cooperatives. It is jointly sponsored by CNYC, the Federation of New York Housing Cooperatives and Condominiums and the Association of Riverdale Cooperatives, each of whose members attend at the member rate. Advanced registration is required. A light supper is served in the break. The cost is $125 per person if your cooperative is a member of CNYC; ARC or FNYHC, $200 for non-members. Pre- reserve, by phone (212) 496- 7400 or e-mail to workshops@CNYC.coop. Payment sent to CNYC at 250 West 57 Street, Suite 730, NYC 10107 confirms your registration. There is a surcharge of $15 for late payment. Click here to register online for this event. Location TBA MM/DD/YYYY

CNYC: Introduction to Co-Op Board Responsibilities: An Intensive Seminar for New Directors

In this 2-session class, attorney Marc Luxemburg and property manager Gregory Carlson examine all aspects of operating cooperatives. The class is limited to board members of housing cooperatives. It is jointly sponsored by CNYC, the Federation of New York Housing Cooperatives and Condominiums and the Association of Riverdale Cooperatives, each of whose members attend at the member rate. Advanced registration is required. A light supper is served in the break. The cost is $125 per person if your cooperative is a member of CNYC; ARC or FNYHC, $200 for non-members. Pre- reserve, by phone (212) 496- 7400 or e-mail to workshops@CNYC.coop. Payment sent to CNYC at 250 West 57 Street, Suite 730, NYC 10107 confirms your registration. There is a surcharge of $15 for late payment. Click here to register online for this event.

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Thu, Sep 20, 11:00pm – 12:00am

CNYC: Introduction to Co-Op Board Responsibilities: An Intensive Seminar for New Directors

Thu, Sep 20, 11:00pm – 12:00am add to calendar 20-09-2018 23:00 21-09-2018 00:00 America/New_York CNYC: Introduction to Co-Op Board Responsibilities: An Intensive Seminar for New Directors In this 2-session class, attorney Marc Luxemburg and property manager Gregory Carlson examine all aspects of operating cooperatives. The class is limited to board members of housing cooperatives. It is jointly sponsored by CNYC, the Federation of New York Housing Cooperatives and Condominiums and the Association of Riverdale Cooperatives, each of whose members attend at the member rate. Advanced registration is required. A light supper is served in the break. The cost is $125 per person if your cooperative is a member of CNYC; ARC or FNYHC, $200 for non-members. Pre- reserve, by phone (212) 496- 7400 or e-mail to workshops@CNYC.coop. Payment sent to CNYC at 250 West 57 Street, Suite 730, NYC 10107 confirms your registration. There is a surcharge of $15 for late payment. Click here to register online for this event. Location TBA MM/DD/YYYY

CNYC: Introduction to Co-Op Board Responsibilities: An Intensive Seminar for New Directors

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Wed, Sep 26, 7:00pm – 8:00pm

CNYC: Model Proprietary Lease

Wed, Sep 26, 7:00pm – 8:00pm add to calendar 26-09-2018 19:00 26-09-2018 20:00 America/New_York CNYC: Model Proprietary Lease Attorney Marc J. Luxemburg, president of CNYC, led the development of a model Proprietary Lease and Shareholders Agreement, adapted to the 21st century needs of New York housing cooperatives. Version 2.15 includes suggestions received from many experts in the course of the development of this document. Mr. Luxemburg will discuss the major innovations of the new lease and will offer advice for ensuring its adoption. There is no cost for CNYC members and subscribers to attend this class, but advance registration is required. Others are welcome at a fee of $60 if paid in advance or $75 at the door. Call 212 496-7400 or send e-mail to workshops@CNYC.coop to reserve your place. Attorneys who work with low and moderate income cooperatives or who themselves have limited meats may write to CNYC to explain their situation and request total or partial relief from the non-affiliate fee for this class. Location TBA MM/DD/YYYY

CNYC: Model Proprietary Lease

Attorney Marc J. Luxemburg, president of CNYC, led the development of a model Proprietary Lease and Shareholders Agreement, adapted to the 21st century needs of New York housing cooperatives. Version 2.15 includes suggestions received from many experts in the course of the development of this document. Mr. Luxemburg will discuss the major innovations of the new lease and will offer advice for ensuring its adoption. There is no cost for CNYC members and subscribers to attend this class, but advance registration is required. Others are welcome at a fee of $60 if paid in advance or $75 at the door. Call 212 496-7400 or send e-mail to workshops@CNYC.coop to reserve your place. Attorneys who work with low and moderate income cooperatives or who themselves have limited meats may write to CNYC to explain their situation and request total or partial relief from the non-affiliate fee for this class.

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Thu, Oct 11, 10:00am – 4:30pm

The Cooperator

Thu, Oct 11, 10:00am – 4:30pm add to calendar 11-10-2018 10:00 11-10-2018 16:30 America/New_York The Cooperator Learn about the latest building services from more than 250 exhibitors, attend educational seminars, geet free advice from industry experts, and network with your peers at s leading real estate trade show in New York. For information, visit www.coopexpofall.com. Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, 655 W 34th St, New York, NY 10001, USA MM/DD/YYYY

The Cooperator

Learn about the latest building services from more than 250 exhibitors, attend educational seminars, geet free advice from industry experts, and network with your peers at s leading real estate trade show in New York. For information, visit www.coopexpofall.com.

Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, 655 W 34th St, New York, NY 10001, USA map

Thu, Oct 18, 4:30pm – 5:30pm

Anderson Kill: "Airbnb & Other Short-Term Rentals"

Thu, Oct 18, 4:30pm – 5:30pm add to calendar 18-10-2018 16:30 18-10-2018 17:30 America/New_York Anderson Kill: "Airbnb & Other Short-Term Rentals" 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: "Airbnb & Other Short-Term Rentals"

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

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

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

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

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6/20/2018 NY Senate Democrats push property tax bills at end of session - CNYCentral

State Senate Democrats have introduced legislation they say would alleviate the increased tax burden many New York property owners face under the new federal tax plan.
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6/20/2018 NYC’s new housing lottery guidelines aim to protect vulnerable New Yorkers - Curbed

Applying for an affordable apartment through the city’s housing lottery can be a confusing and somewhat byzantine process, requiring an extensive amount of time, energy, and paperwork.
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6/20/2018 Stove Factory Lofts expected to sell for $30M - NY Post

On the heels of Howard Milstein’s sale of his Seaport parking lot to Howard Hughes Corp. for $180 million, as first reported by The Post’s Steve Cuozzo, two brick, multifamily buildings catty-corner across the cobblestone Water Street are expected to sell for $30 million.
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6/19/2018 LIC co-op residents face sharp increase in property taxes, end of tax abatement - The Real Deal

It’s a double-whammy: Residents of a Long Island City co-op are simultaneously facing a sharp spike in their property tax assessments and the end of a tax abatement.
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6/19/2018 In Williamsburg, a soap factory-turned-condo unveils new looks - Curbed

As a new condo building on North 7th Street, in Williamsburg, gears up for its sales launch, developers Adam America Real Estate and Naveh Shuster Group have unveiled a teaser site for the project, along with a new set of renderings.
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6/19/2018 Some New Yorkers call for height limits on new buildings - NY Post

Some New Yorkers really, really, hate having large new buildings in their neighborhoods — or even medium-size ones.
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6/18/2018 New York, New Jersey combined could lose nearly 400,000 homes to chronic flooding, new study says - WPIX

As many as 311,000 homes in US coastal areas could be underwater within the next 30 years, according to a recent report by the Union of Concerned Scientists.
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6/18/2018 These were the 10 biggest Manhattan loans in May - The Real Deal

The largest real estate loans in Manhattan last month saw the money move from the Far West Side back to the center of the island.
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6/18/2018 Brooklyn Borough President proposes height reduction for 80 Flatbush supertall - Curbed

Following the overwhelming rejection by Brooklyn Community Board 2 last month, the mixed-use project planned for 80 Flatbush Avenue has met with similar disapproval from Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams this week.
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6/15/2018 7 Ways to Keep Your Bedroom Comfortably Cool This Summer - NY Times

When the temperature rises, it’s tough to get cool enough to fall and stay asleep. But a few bedroom upgrades can make a big difference. The experts at Wirecutter, a New York Times company that reviews products, offered suggestions, and we found some tips for keeping cool without buying a thing.
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6/15/2018 New apartment permits in Brooklyn reach two-year high - The Real Deal

Brooklyn has long been ahead of the other boroughs in terms of new multifamily construction. It recently added to its lead, with more new apartment permits issued in May than any month since 2015.
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6/14/2018 A SoHo Triplex on the Market for $65 Million - NY Times

A rambling, meticulously renovated triplex atop 419-421 Broome Street, the 19th-century cast-iron building in SoHo where the actor Heath Ledger had been renting a loft when he died 10 years ago, is returning to the market.
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6/14/2018 Seward Park Co-op votes down $54M air rights sale to Ascend Group - The Real Deal

At the annual meeting of the Seward Park Cooperative board on Tuesday, turnout was high for one of the most important votes the shareholders have ever taken: selling the 1,700-unit complex’s excess development rights to the Ascend Group, a developer planning two condominium towers nearby.
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6/14/2018 Music Jam Rooms: A Growing Amenity? - Bisnow

Paramount Miami Worldcenter is being billed on its website as “the tower with the most amenities in the world.” The 60-story, 513-unit tower will have rooftop pools, a yoga studio and a dog park. But in today’s amenities arms race, what building doesn’t?
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6/14/2018 Which neighborhoods have the most new condos to burn through - The Real Deal

The Manhattan condo market is starting to feel like the beauty counter in a fancy department store — with everyone from perfume spritzers to makeup artists vying for buyers’ attention.
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6/14/2018 Furnished hotel apartments let you avoid pesky fees - NY Post

Tourists have been booking rooms in the 665-room Pod Times Square — a micro-hotel with rooms averaging just 115 square feet apiece — since its January debut on West 42nd Street and Ninth Avenue.
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6/13/2018 Build Condos Above Stores, Shareholder Tells Hudson's Bay - Bloomberg

Hudson’s Bay Co.’s real estate strategy is leaving some investors frustrated.
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6/13/2018 Opinion: Glaring omission from commission on property-tax reform - Crain's New York

New York City’s notorious property tax system is a sham and desperately in need of a fix. The mayor, city comptroller, Department of Finance commissioner, Assembly Speaker and many other elected officials acknowledge this.
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6/13/2018 At star-studded 443 Greenwich, condos are smaller than advertised - The Real Deal

Perched atop a 1880s bookbindery with views of One World Trade Center, the sprawling penthouse at 443 Greenwich Street was poised to shatter the city’s Downtown sales record when developer Nathan Berman priced it at $58 million.
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6/13/2018 Amy Hargreaves’s Zen Moment - NY Times

Amy Hargreaves, who plays Claire Danes’s morally superior older sister on the Showtime series “Homeland,” could, by rights, bring that same moral superiority to the real-life home front.
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