As with most questions regarding the functioning of co-op and condo communities, the answer to who can or can’t serve on the board usually lies in the community’s governing documents. To explain that for us today we have Richard Klein, an a…
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As with most questions regarding the functioning of co-op and condo communities, the answer to who can or can’t serve on the board usually lies in the community’s governing documents. To explain that for us today we have Richard Klein, an a…
The heart of community association governance lies in the network of interactions, responsibilities, and relationships that shape board members’ decisions—many of which can create liability risk. Because these everyday activities can lead t…
Despite their sizable influence, and the fact that their members are residents of the communities they govern, co-op and condominium boards are often misunderstood. What can they do? What can’t they do? Can they approve a request from one r…
The question of who can or can’t serve on a co-op or condo board may seem obvious at first; you just have to live in the building and be willing to serve…right? It might not be quite that simple. As with most questions regarding the funct…
In December of 2025, an amended RPAPL Section 881 went into effect with significant changes that clarify and streamline the process to procure access to adjoining properties to effectuate building repairs or improvements when a neighbor ref…
From regulatory standards to liability risks to economic factors, navigating the insurance market is complex for property managers, building owners, and residents alike. Though pricing increases have slowed since 2021-22, premiums are still…
Indoor air quality and energy efficiency are closely linked in multifamily buildings. Reducing leakage while maintaining airflow is a challenge that may require upgrading HVAC components - but it doesn't have to mean major demolition, costs…
Individual owners' alterations can go wrong in so many different ways: poor insurance, contractor delays, noise and dust, post-completion damage to the building or other units, just to name a few. A smart, well-drafted alteration agreement …
For better or worse, AI is everywhere now - but what role should it play in your board's day-to-day operations? Marc H. Schneider, Esq. of Schneider Buchel LLP will discuss the practical applications of AI in carrying out board business - a…
Many multifamily owners view Local Law 97 as a costly compliance challenge — but when owners act strategically, it can be a major financial opportunity. By implementing the right energy and emissions strategies, buildings can meet LL97 stan…