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A New Digital Tool to Help Co-ops and Condos Cut Carbon Emissions

May 14, 2021 | Habitat Magazine

The Department of Buildings (DOB) has unveiled new digital resources designed to help co-op and condo boards and their property managers comply with the looming Climate Mobilization Act.
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New York City Buildings Are Already Cutting Carbon Emissions

December 16, 2020 | Habitat Magazine

Finally, there’s some good news for co-op and condo boards that are worried about the cost of reducing their buildings’ carbon emissions. Urban Green Council’s latest Energy and Water Use Report reveals that over the past decade, New York City buildings have already made significant strides toward reducing their carbon footprint.
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Real Estate Industry Pushes Back Against Clean Air Rules

August 31, 2020 | Habitat Magazine

The coronavirus pandemic has upended virtually every aspect of co-op and condo life in New York City. Now it’s threatening to derail the city’s ambitious plan to slash the carbon emissions of big buildings.
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Midsize Co-ops and condos are Outsize Energy Users

January 23, 2020 | Habitat Magazine

A new study by the nonprofit Urban Green Council reveals, surprisingly, that midsize multifamily buildings are using more energy and producing more carbon than larger buildings – which could result in major fines if co-op and condo boards don’t take steps to meet carbon targets under the Climate Mobilization Act.
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We, the People, Demand Green Buildings

September 19, 2019 | Habitat Magazine

How, many are wondering, can we possibly pay for the retrofits that will reduce our building’s carbon emissions by the mandated 40 percent by 2030 and 80 percent by 2050?

News / Habitat Magazine

A New Digital Tool to Help Co-ops and Condos Cut Carbon Emissions

New York City Buildings Are Already Cutting Carbon Emissions

Real Estate Industry Pushes Back Against Clean Air Rules

Midsize Co-ops and condos are Outsize Energy Users

We, the People, Demand Green Buildings