The most important number in a property management proposal isn't the monthly fee — it's how many buildings each manager oversees. Here are five signs your current manager is stretched too thin.

When a 73-unit Manhattan co-op switched management companies, they weren't expecting to save $45,000 in year one. Here's a breakdown of where the money was going — and how attentive management found it.

The monthly management fee is just the starting point. Here's what to ask about ancillary charges, vendor markups, after-hours policies, and reserve fund handling before you sign a management agreement.

A quiet wave moves through NYC's co-op and condo market every year. Boards tolerating slow response times and confusing financials finally make a change. Here's what pushes them out — and what they find on the other side.