WHAT HAPPENED: The shareholder claimed the co-op had engaged in a scheme to deprive her of her rights to the roof garden under the proprietary lease, further alleging that the co-op held a meeting in 2024 to a lease amendment to limit the shareholder’s rights and “exclusive use” of the […]
WHAT HAPPENED: The courts are fond of saying, as the highest court of the state has itself said, a cooperative is a “little hub of democracy.” Well, as we all know, that means a lot of fighting these days. And that is what has been going on with Inwood Tower, […]
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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac quietly announced several important policy changes in March 2026 that will directly impact communities across the country. While these updates are not laws – meaning, there is no legal requirement to comply with them – practically speaking, failing to do so can significantly impact the […]
Becker’s Steven S. Anderson Featured in Co-op & Condo Case Law Tracker: Paper Bags and Paper Wars
WHAT HAPPENED It started with a simple rule: condo unit-owners at 100 West 93rd Street, at the corner of Columbus Avenue and West 93rd Street, could not block or obstruct common areas. For nearly two years the board and the commercial unit owner (660 Columbus) had been corresponding about this […]