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The Co-op & Condo Insider is your trusted source for expert commentary led by advocates within New York City’s co-op and condo world. Each episode offers insights into the challenges, news, and stories that shape a community making up more than 20% of this great city’s residents.
EES Content Studio hosts The Co-op and Condo Insider, a society show with 22 episodes published.
A new fee on its own might not seem like a big deal. But when you layer it on top of everything a building is already dealing with, it adds up fast. We sat down with Eric Dinowitz to talk about what happens when well-int
Co-ops remain one of the last realistic ways to buy a home in New York City. The challenge is that many of the people shaping housing policy don’t fully understand how co-op living actually works. In this episode, we sit
Local Law 97 is starting to feel very real for co-op and condo boards across New York City. When Jane Menton reviews building emissions reports, it becomes clear this is not just a long-term climate goal. It has the pote
How does a modest veterans co-op in Queens shape a lifetime of public service and influence the future of housing policy in New York City? In this episode, we sit down with former Assembly Member and City Council Member
Think the building’s master policy will automatically replace your marble kitchen and motorized shades after a fire? In many New York co-ops and condos, that assumption is where trouble starts. We break down how coverage
A unique multi-generational co-op community that refuses to carry a mortgage, a facade program you cannot truly budget for, and a name that can change your insurance premiums. Welcome to life inside Trump Village West. W
A sweeping City Council proposal is about to change how New York’s co-ops and condos vet buyers. Intro 407 the “Reasons Bill” would force boards to issue sworn, detailed explanations for every rejection, with fines up to
A transparency rule can change who gets the keys. We sat down with Tim Foley, CEO of the Building and Realty Institute, to trace how Westchester’s co‑op timeline and “reasons bill” altered admissions, sparked more invest
A hidden list can decide whether a buyer gets a mortgage or a seller closes on time. Attorney Stephen Marcus Esq., a leading voice on condominium and HOA governance, joins us to unpack the post-Surfside lending landscape
If your building’s budget feels tighter and your block looks rougher, you’re not imagining it. We sit with Curtis Sliwa for a candid tour through New York’s pressure points—subway safety that breaks down between stations
From the cornfields of Iowa to the corridors of power in New York City real estate, Zachary Steinberg's journey reveals how policy advocacy shapes the buildings we call home. As REBNY's Executive Vice President of Extern
A homeowner’s budget can’t be an afterthought in climate policy—and New York’s Local Law 97 proves why. We bring former Lieutenant Governor Betsy McCaughey into a candid conversation about what the law really demands fro
When Francisco Moya received a call from the President of Ecuador on his first election night, the weight of the moment crystallized. Standing beside his emotional father just steps from his childhood home in Corona, Que
When Mayor Eric Adams joins us on the Co-op and Condo Insider podcast, he brings something remarkably rare among elected officials - actual lived experience as a co-op owner and board member. The conversation weaves thro
A simple snowstorm sparked a community transformation. When Brian Sokoloff found himself unable to get his car out of his driveway for four days due to broken snow removal equipment, he knew something had to change at Be
When vulnerable residents can no longer manage their affairs, where do co-op and condo communities turn for help? This compelling conversation with Queens Bar Association President Kristen Dubowski offers practical guida
The complex world of co-op financing has become even more challenging in recent years, with Fannie Mae requirements creating significant hurdles for buildings, boards, and buyers alike. In this eye-opening conversation,
Ever wondered what it takes to champion cooperative housing rights in the halls of power? Assemblymember Edward Braunstein pulls back the curtain on his remarkable journey from a 29-year-old political newcomer to becomin
Barry Grodenchik, from his childhood in Pomonok Houses public housing to his terms as State Assemblyman and NYC Council Member, maintained a deep connection to the communities he served, particularly the co-op and condo
Warren Schreiber's journey from Brooklyn to becoming one of New York's most influential co-op advocates reveals the hidden power dynamics shaping housing policy throughout the city. As a retired MTA veteran who stumbled
Tim Foley
Assistant Superintendent · Building and Realty Institute
1 appearance on this show
Curtis Sliwa
Founder of the Guardian Angels, Radio Talk Show Host, and Republican Candidate for NYC Mayor · Guardian Angels
1 appearance on this show
Betsy McCaughey
Lt. Gov. and CT GOP Gubernatorial Candidate · New York
1 appearance on this show
Eric Adams
Mayor of New York City · Brooklyn Borough President
1 appearance on this show
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