Parapet Observation Rule

Energy Efficiency & Greenhouse Emissions Limits

Inspection of Gas Piping Systems

Facade Inspection & Safety Program (FISP)

Building electrification is about more than replacing boilers with heat pumps. It's an opportunity to rethink how buildings operate, improve comfort, reduce energy costs, and plan for the future. Join Joe Novella, Chief Building Scientist of NOVA 1, as he explores innovative technologies and practical decarbonization strategies for NYC co-ops and condos. Discover why every building requires a tailored approach—and how smarter design can lead to better performance, lower costs, and more informed capital investments.

This learning hub will guide you through the steps to successfully introduce solar to your co-op board. We will present an overview of what the solar process looks like, explore real world co-op case studies, and identify available tax credits and incentives going into 2027.

Learn how property tax assessments affect your building, including how New York City determines assessments for co-ops and condo properties,, and the process for challenging an assessment and pursuing potential tax relief. We will also be discussing recent developments in NY property tax law, the Pied-à-Terre tax, its potential implications, and available avenues for challenge.

Learn how Local Law 97 assessments can impact building owners and property values. This session covers key assessment requirements, potential financial implications, and what owners need to know to evaluate compliance and plan proactively.

Financial issues are usually visible before they become urgent–learn what to review beyond the annual surplus or deficit, NYC tax updates, reserves and capital planning, and how to connect reserve capacity for future repairs, borrowing, assessments, and marketability. During this session, we will provide a practical update on the non-primary residence surcharge and five actions you can take right now to be financially prepared.

Learn how a Manhattan co-op generates $95,000 a year through smart submetering, and how an affordable housing community is adding heat pumps without burdening residents or its budget. Through these real-world examples, DaisyChain Energy will show how submetering, electricity usage data, and smart energy controls can help buildings add and manage new electric upgrades without driving up costs.