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Why watching over apathetic neighbors is a must, behind the scenes of a condo conversion, and more

By Leigh Kamping-Carder | April 23, 2014 - 10:59AM 

Inside the heart-wrenching process of leaving a rental building that's going condo (Tribeca Trib)

Who cares about apathetic neighbors? Here’s why condo and co-op owners should (Habitat Magazine)

An ownership dispute can put your condo at risk--even if you're Kazakh political royalty (NYDN)

If you’re planning on amassing an Airbnb empire, think again (NYP)

The latest apartment must-have? A dishwasher on the terrace (NY Mag)

5 ways tiny kitchens can be beautiful--and functional (Apartment Therapy)

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