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NYC real estate
fromCity Limits
1 day ago

Opinion: Expanding the J-51 Tax Incentive is Key Co-ops Staying Affordable-And Becoming Sustainable

Expanded J-51 proposal can help co-ops afford energy upgrades and maintain affordability for residents.
fromCity Limits
3 months ago

Opinion: Radiators, Tenants & NYC's Green Buildings Law

It doesn't have to be this way. In fact, buildings in many European countries also have older steam radiators, yet tenants in those apartments are able to easily keep their units comfortably temperate, but not tropical, during the winter. How? With a thermostatic radiator valve, a small plastic product that can be installed in under an hour and costs less than $25 on Amazon.
New York City
New York City
fromCity Limits
5 months ago

Opinion: What NYC's Mayoral Candidates Are Missing on Climate

A meaningful climate legacy requires prioritizing environmental justice and neighborhood-level infrastructure investments in frontline outer-borough communities beyond LL97's Manhattan-focused impact.
New York City
fromEnr
5 months ago

Most NYC Buildings Have Begun Local Law 97 Emissions Compliance Process

94% of NYC buildings subject to Local Law 97 have filed compliance documents, sought extensions, or are negotiating with the Buildings Department for 2024.
NYC real estate
fromBrownstoner
11 months ago

Making the Solar Switch: A Guide for Co-ops and Condos

Solar power provides a solution for compliance with NYC's Local Law 97 while offering significant savings on utility costs.
NYC real estate
fromQNS
11 months ago

Op-ed: Local Law 97 set to cost co-op and condo owners millions (maybe billions!) in fees and fines - QNS

Local Law 97 aims to reduce emissions but poses a financial threat to middle-class housing through burdensome compliance measures and costs.
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