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SkyPlug lighting technology enables renters and owners to swap in a cordless lighting fixture.

Condo and co-op boards need strong bylaws and a skilled legal team to enforce them in the aftermath of a fire, when determining who pays for the costs of repairs is critical.

Condo and co-op boards need strong bylaws and a skilled legal team to enforce them in the aftermath of a fire, when determining who pays for the costs of repairs is critical.

Stake Home Renovations explains how to get your NYC co-op or condo board to approve your renovation. The company assists with compiling design drawings, architectural plans, and reports for your submission.

Most NYC condo and co-op building rules don't allow residents to rent out their parking spot to someone who doesn't live at the property, according to the experts at DL Partners.

Moving from one borough (or block!) to another in New York City is one thing. Moving to the city from across state lines—often spanning hundreds or even thousands of miles—is on a whole different level. Read on for the brass tacks from pros with experience in these multifaceted moves.