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Cities are forever changing and evolving—and that goes double for NYC, a city long synonymous with constant change. Lower Manhattan was once a small village, after all; Harlem a vast swath of farmland. All manner of events from local to global have shaped the growth, development and face of the city throughout its history, and continue to do so now in what feels like very real t...

Many multifamily buildings throughout NYC are plagued with ventilation problems, leading to a host of issues including poor indoor air quality (IAQ), lingering odors and allergens, hot/cold zones, and high energy waste. Learn how One50 West End Avenue, a co-op on Manhattan's West Side, was able to d rastically improve its ventilation system without demolition, delivering better ...

Market fluctuations, rising costs, and looming capital projects have boards and buyers alike asking questions about today's lending landscape. This seminar will cover everything from capital funding to mortgage refinancing—translating banking jargon into concrete, actionable information that buildin g administrators and residents can incorporate into their financial decision-mak...

Multifamily boards and residents often have questions about solar power and what it can do for them: How is the technology installed? How much does it cost? What kind of ROI can we expect, and how will solar impact values in our community? This presentation will address all of that and more, includi ng financing and subsidies, the installation process, and how solar can help you...

The City Council's recently-passed “Timing” bill imposes strict deadlines on co-op and condo boards for processing purchase applications, and the looming “Reasons” bill threatens to mandate written explanations for rejections. This seminar will provide a practical overview of the new legal framewor k, explore how the rules alter board decision-making, and examine the potential r...