NYC Local Law 87: 2025 compliance update for energy audits and retro-commissioning

Local Law 87 is a New York City regulation enacted in 2009 that mandates energy audits and retro-commissioning for certain buildings to improve energy efficiency and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Learn more in our guide!

This article explains what condo and co-op reserve funds are, their purpose in maintaining property value, and how they are managed in New York. Discover valuable insights for owners to better understand these essential financial reserves.

Our Multifamily Rental Management Division was joined by Canopy Analytics and Veritas Investments to discuss how AI-powered proptech can streamline leasing, maintenance schedules, and resident engagement.

Condo maintenance fees are monthly payments made by condominium unit owners to fund the building's shared services, upkeep, and operational costs. Learn more in our guide.

Our compliance experts answer common questions to help NYC boards and building owners avoid violations and educate residents on composting requirements.

The Facade Inspection Safety Program (FISP), formerly known as Local Law 11, mandates regular inspections of building exteriors to prevent hazardous conditions. Discover what landlords and boards should know.

Our in-house experts answer frequently asked questions about Local Law 157, natural gas detectors, compliance, and how to avoid fines.

Squatters’ rights in New York continue to evolve alongside the city’s complex housing laws. For condo boards, this means staying informed. Learn more in our guide.

Can residents smoke marijuana in their apartments? In this guide, learn what condo and co-op boards and residents should know about cannabis laws in New York.

In this guide, we will cover how co-op loans work, how to avoid unnecessary fees, and how to set your building up for long-term success.