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FEMA shortchanges condos, Park Slope's latest bragging rights and more

by Ronda Kaysen | 1/17/13 - 8:55 AM

In the FEMA heirarchy, co-ops get all the love and condos get left out to dry (Habitat)
Park Slope/Prospect Heights show biggest annual Bklyn price increases (The Real Deal)
Nearly 40 percent of NYC renters live in unregistered rental properties--could be a problem in the next big emergency (Furman Center)
The Red Hook Fairway is back! (almost) (Brownstoner)
Arcane zoning laws force new Williamsburg developments to be ridiculously small (Atlantic Cities)
That limestone toupee on your Fifth Avenue co-op building could cost you a fortune in resale (NY Times)
Manhattanites give all their money to Chris Quinn, and other ways to obsessively map the mayoral election (WNYC)
Yes, Virginia, banks can pull a bait and switch on appraisal (or other) fees (Brownstoner Forum)
You really don't want to know what your roommate dropped behind the stove (Brokelyn)
Here's one way to get rid of a commercial tenant in your building (DNAinfo)
That West Elm account could cost you 20-60 points on your credit score--and a great interest rate on your mortgage (Malcolm Carter)

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