NYC pied-à-terre tax: What condo and co-op owners need to know

Among the “Barons of the Boiler Room” featured in June’s  magazine is Michael Leahy, Resident Manager of Tracy Towers, who is presented as an example of excellence for his meticulously clean, well-lit, debris-free boiler room. The property is managed by FirstService Residential.

New York City has the highest energy prices in the continental U.S. With the availability of various public incentives and tax credits, solar photovoltaic (PV) systems pay for themselves in just a few years by reducing the amount of expensive electricity that a building needs to purchase from the grid. 

FirstService Residential is thrilled to be a consulting partner on the development of My Micro to managing this unique property when it opens later this year.

The reality of climate change may have modified property management procedures -- or at least reinforced the critical importance of existing practices.

This Cooperator article covers providing access to co-op and condo documents.

If you’re looking for a way to enhance your community’s bottom line, the solution might be right above your head.  And it could be as easy as flipping a switch.

Luxury high rise development is big (and tall) business in New York City. These projects are not only defining the city’s skyline, but they’re also establishing new precedents in how the vision of a luxurious lifestyle becomes realized. After all, the pursuit of luxury is a vast undertaking, and getting there is often the result of a unique collaboration.

Andrew Ahrensdorf, Product Manager for Cash Management and Condominium Financing at FirstService Financial, discusses reserve portfolio management in Quorum magazine.

Senior Vice President Marc Kotler of FirstService Residential's New Development Group is featured in the January 2015 edition of Mann Report Management.

FirstService Residential's success in helping its managed properties to reduce energy costs, consumption, and emissions that result in the highest efficiency gains prompted Green Matters magazine to profile the company in its January edition.