New Bedford Management Corporation

03/20/2020

As you may have heard, Governor Cuomo announced that 100% of New York's non-essential workforce stay at home. Rest assured. We are definitely essential and will be here to keep our residents safe and protected.

https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/home

03/19/2020

Spotted in our neighborhood at the Morton Williams on East 23rd Street.

03/18/2020

We will try to keep our residents and owners up to date with any changes the city makes. Garbage collection is still ongoing but Special Waste Drop-Off Sites will be closed until further notice.

12/17/2019

Something to think about as the temps drop but the heating bills go up.

But keep in mind: "...the board should explain that if anyone wakes up in the middle of the night feeling cold, they should contact the board and management rather than file a complaint to 311 – which could result in fines to the co-op"

Can shareholders vote to lower the co-op’s thermostat? Yes, even if it breaks the law.

12/16/2019

https://www.habitatmag.com/Publication-Content/Building-Operations/2019/2019-December/Bill-Would-Make-Co-ops-and-Condos-Eligible-for-Full-Disaster-Relief

Bill would make co-ops and condos eligible for full disaster relief in their common areas.

09/29/2019

Wishing a happy and healthy New Year to all those who are celebrating!

09/16/2019

Our very own CEO, Peter von Simson, was interviewed by Habitat Magazine. Check it out below:

07/17/2019

Unless you live...far away from here, you're probably aware of the upcoming heat wave this weekend. Here are some tips on how to stay cool

The city’s Office of Emergency Management announced Tuesday evening that cooling centers will open around the five boroughs on Wednesday and will stay open through Sunday, July 21.

07/03/2019

05/29/2019

With the Climate Mobilization Act underway, this article from Habitat gives you some pointers on how to make your building compliant.

One big thing. The Climate Mobilization Act, a New York City legislative package of seven bills that goes into gear in 2024. It’s the single largest carbon-reduction effort that any city has put forward, and it leaves you five, very short, years to get your building in shape. 

05/22/2019

https://www.habitatmag.com/Publication-Content/Board-Operations/2019/2019-May/Annual-Meeting-II

There are four steps to running an annual meeting at a co-op or condominium that result in the election of a new board without unwelcome vituperation or litigation. The first two steps, as noted earlier this week, are distributing a proper meeting notice and collecting valid proxies. Today we look a...