From Nov. 4 to 6, Northeastern hosted “NYC Co-op & Career Week” in Manahttan, an event that gave students an opportunity ...

Co-op board leaders pushed back against the “Reasons Bill,” other legislation proposed by City Council for co-op transparency ...

Eight million followers on TikTok won’t turn the keys to New York City’s most coveted co-ops. Just ask Livvy Dunne, the 22-year-old influencer and former gymnast who practically got the door slammed ...

In New York, some residents are required to add their co-op and management company as “additional insured” parties.

Richard Hirsch lives in Carnegie House, a 1960s brick co-op building nestled within New York City’s glitzy Midtown Manhattan. He used to joke that he lived on “Thousandaires’ Row” — a play on the ...

The rights of shareholders to transfer their shares vary from building to building. The answer lies in the co-op’s governing documents. By Jill Terreri Ramos Q: I live in a Housing Development Fund ...

In 1882, Junius Henri Browne, a writer for Harper’s Magazine, expounded on a highly relatable problem. “In no considerable, thoroughly settled city on the civilized globe is material living attended ...

She may have played gymnastics with the truth. Former LSU gymnast and influencer Olivia “Livvy” Dunne’s viral sob story about being rejected by an Upper West Side co-op board stretches many details, ...

Livvy Dunne’s no Babe. Olivia “Livvy” Dunne struck out in her bid to buy Yankees’ great Babe Ruth’s former New York City home because the former LSU star gymnast overshared about the purchase on ...

Richard Hirsch lives in Carnegie House, a 1960s brick co-op building nestled within New York City’s glitzy Midtown Manhattan. He used to joke that he lived on “Thousandaires’ Row” — a play on the ...