Real Estate Trends Good Day, Ma'am
2013 February Good Day, Ma'am

 While a building’s facade might draw the eye initially, it’s usually the first employee a visitor encounters that forms a lasting  impression. And for many condominiums in New York City, the resident doorman  holds this coveted, all-impor…

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Management Pet Peeves
2013 February Pet Peeves

 Time was, if you said that a co-op or condo building was 'going to the dogs,' it  was a bad thing. These days however, that's not always the case. According to  the American Pet Products Association, 39 percent of all U.S. households own …

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Finance Letting it Slide...
2013 February Letting it Slide...

 It’s the same dilemma that single-family households across the U.S. are facing:  What bills need to be paid immediately and what bills can wait? And should we  stretch ourselves thin, taking more out of our bank accounts to pay for privat…

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Management Back to School
2013 February Back to School

 With multifamily buildings, who is in charge of the property and how well those  people are trained are critically important factors in the successful operation  of the community. Board members are a part of this management class, which i…

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Shareholder Relations Building Traits of Successful Boards
2013 February Building Traits of Successful Boards

 Working in groups can be a challenge. Working in groups when people’s homes—and possibly their life savings—are involved can be a far greater challenge. It’s one faced every day by those brave souls who volunteer to serve on their co-op  …

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Better, Stronger, Faster!
2013 February Better, Stronger, Faster!

 Social media is a phrase that has disparate meanings depending on the  demographic. While those 60 and older might say email and websites are social  mediums, those younger consider these to be otherwise antiquated preferring  texting, Fa…

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Shareholder Relations Taming Transient Turmoil
2013 February Taming Transient Turmoil

 While the New York City housing market has not suffered as much as in other  parts of the country, there are some new construction condominiums that hadn’t sold as much as the developer had hoped. That’s why a recent trend in condos in th…

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Shareholder Relations Neighbor to Neighbor
2013 February Neighbor to Neighbor

Can’t we all just get along? It's a million-dollar question. When someone moves into a community, they often look for the friendliness and camaraderie that living in a co-op or condo association brings. But with many personalities often…

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The Cooperator's 2013 Co-op & Condo Expo
2013 February The Cooperator's 2013 Co-op & Condo Expo

 The Cooperator’s annual Co-op & Condo Expo, which is now in its 26th year, is the premier event for education,  networking and learning all you need to know about managing and maintaining  co-op and condo properties in the Greater New Yor…

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Real Estate Trends Exterior Elements
Exterior Elements

 When you think landscaping, you probably don’t think of a swanky New York co-op or condo building. After all, landscaping in  the usual sense is typically reserved for suburban homes where there is rolling  turf, strategically placed tree…

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