Tag: Capital Improvements
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Shedding Light on LL88: The NYC Lighting & Sub-metering Deadline
Starting January 1, 2025, every covered NYC building must comply with Local Law 88, mandating energy-efficient lighting upgrades in common areas and non-residential spaces, plus electrical sub-metering for commercial tenants over 5,000 sq ft. This law requires physical construction upgrades—not just reporting—and failure to meet the deadline results in substantial annual fines. Ethos PM Group…
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A New Look for NYC: What Local Law 47 of 2025 Means for Sidewalk Sheds
New York City’s iconic sidewalk sheds have long been a source of frustration for residents and business owners. While essential for protecting pedestrians during building repairs and facade inspections, their prolonged presence often creates dark, claustrophobic walkways and can negatively impact street-level businesses. However, a new chapter is beginning for these ubiquitous structures. Local Law…
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Masonry & Roof Replacements: What Every NYC Building Needs to Know Before Starting
For many New York City buildings, particularly older ones, masonry and roof replacements are not just maintenance tasks; they’re essential investments in structural integrity, weather protection, and long-term value. But embarking on such significant projects can feel daunting. From navigating complex regulations to managing contractors, a clear understanding of the process is key. Here’s what…
