Emily Myers

Corrosion on door frames at Neptune Towers, a 153-unit co-op in Long Beach, will be treated with heavy sanding and a layer of high-performance latex paint. (Photo courtesy Forbes Ergas Design)

The Green Co-op Council is calling for the revived J-51 tax abatement program to be renewed and updated to help buildings meet city regulations on climate and infrastructure. (Photo courtesy Office of CM Erik Bottcher)

Advocates warn of the expiration of the J-51 R tax abatement program, leaving co-ops and condos without funds for major repairs.

Smart boiler controls are helping this East Flatbush co-op to curb emissions in line with Local Law 97 mandates. (Photo Courtesy Sam Sprei/PropertyShark)

Legal amendment reshapes building repair access for co-ops and condos in New York.

The new law aims to create a more predictable framework to get access to a neighboring building for repairs but presents challenges that will likely be tested in court. (Photo courtesy Shutterstock)

The solar installation saves the Brooklyn co-op $600 monthly, fueled by 80% incentives. (Photo courtesy Rains Energy)

Updated lending guidelines require condo boards to increase their capital reserves from a minimum of 10% to a minimum of 15% of the building’s annual budget.

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