When a co-op board makes accusations against you, neighborhoods near Long Island City, & more

This week, readers read up on what they need to know when a co-op board makes accusations against you. They also clicked on a story about areas within commuting distance of Long Island City—demand for apartments near here is expected to jump thanks to Amazon HQ2 hires.

Here, in full, are the week's top stories:

1) Ask Sam: I'm a co-op shareholder and I've been accused of 'objectionable conduct.' How do I respond?

2) These NYC neighborhoods are an easy commute to Amazon's future HQ2 in Long Island City

3) Here's what a $1.6 million luxury studio apartment looks like

4) If you buy in these buildings, you can skip up to 5 years of common charges, but you have to act fast

5) What is 'universal rent control' and is it coming to NYC?