Poor resident attendance at meetings, failure to reach a quorum, and vacant board positions all make it hard—if not impossible—to carry out the vital business of running a solvent, functional building or HOA. This presentation will offer co…
Poor resident attendance at meetings, failure to reach a quorum, and vacant board positions all make it hard—if not impossible—to carry out the vital business of running a solvent, functional building or HOA. This presentation will offer co…
As AI and other tech become more and more indespensible for boards and managers doing the daily work of running their communities, questions - and challeges - will inevitably arise. This panel of experts will discuss how AI, online voting, …
This past winter presented significant challenges for many communities, including widespread ice damming, pavement deterioration, snowplow-related damage, and an increase in related insurance claims. In this educational session led by Taylo…
The board-management relationship sets the administrative and everyday tone for a building or HOA. A collaborative, responsive working relationship in which both parties understand and uphold their duties helps keep a property running smoot…
Multifamily communities rely on residents' monthly dues to function day-to-day - so when residents are in arrears month after month, cash flow problems can quickly snowball. This presentation will dive deep into the rights and obligations o…
Q. What would it entail to separate two buildings that make up one condo association into two separate condo associations? There are strong differences within our board on how to run the association, and there is a less than zero chance o…
In 2025, a penthouse on the Jersey Shore set the record for the highest price ever paid for a condominium in the Garden State. The unit in the then newly-launched Lido development in Asbury Park sold for $7.6 million—and while the price is …
Residential cooperatives in Hoboken are few and far between. There isn’t a single authoritative count of co-ops in the city; estimates from local real estate sources describe it as a ‘tiny niche’ of perhaps 10 to 20 buildings, containing a …
Serving on the board of a condo, co-op, or community association, or managing one professionally, comes with significant responsibility. These communities are complex ecosystems where ownership, shared infrastructure, governance, and risk i…
Shareholders and unit owners are mindful of their financial investment and understandably want timely access to information. They want—and have the right—to see what goes on behind the curtain at board meetings and under the hood of hired v…