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In New York City, certain cooperative apartment buildings can receive substantial revenue by selling unused air rights. While potentially very lucrative, capitalizing on these opportunities requires navigating unique challenges, from antiqu…
Self-managed communities large and small can save a considerable amount of money by eschewing third-party management and handling their day-to-day business in-house. This means the board must assume the tasks and responsibilities that commu…
Within any community, there will be disagreements. In shared interest communities, unfortunately those disagreements can sometimes lead to litigation. That litigation can take many forms: shareholder or owner vs. co-op or condominium, or v…
The NYC City Council recently passed changes to Local Law 11 (LL11), which Mayor Adams recently signed into law. LL11 requires that all exterior walls of buildings taller than six stories—not just those facing the street—be professionally i…
The Department of Buildings announced that it is extending to June 30th the 2025 Benchmarking (LL84) deadline for all property owners required to submit energy and water use data for the calendar year 2024. The deadline was previously set f…
May 1 marks the deadline for an array of compliance reports NYC co-op and condos must submit to the city; Local Laws 97, 84, and 88 reports are all due on May Day. But according to tech-driven property management firm Daisy , the Departm…
A recent court case involving a dispute between the board of The Parc Vendome—a 587-unit prewar condo building on Manhattan’s West Side—a commercial tenant in the building, and the building’s own residents has thrown new light on the questi…
In a recent essay published in the National Housing Conference (NHC)’s newsletter, NHC President and CEO David M. Dworkin breaks down ‘What we know about Fannie and Freddie as we begin the 10th week of revolutionary change’ for readers. …
On March 2, the US Treasury Department announced via press release that not only will it not enforce any penalties or fines associated with the beneficial ownership information reporting rule under the existing Corporate Transparency Act (C…
2025 is a critical year for compliance with Local Law 97, which seeks to reduce New York City’s carbon footprint to zero by 2050. This year marks the beginning of the five-year period from 2025 to 2030, in which key requirements must be met…