Peeping board spouses, fake UPS deliveryman, and the $10,000 mezuzah

By Teri Karush Rogers | November 6, 2009 - 6:46AM

The renovation divorce (NY Times)
Condo fined $10,000 for refusing to allow mezuzah on front door (Habitat.com)
Peeping co-op board spouses (NY Times)
When your buyer can't get a mortgage - because your building flunks (NY Mag)
Police nail UWS and Greenwich Village robber posing as UPS man (NY Post)
Who's responsible for damage by contractor? (NY Times)
When a super is mandatory (NY Times)
Cost of owning a brownstone vs condo (Brownstoner forum)
Best DIY projects (Brownstoner forum)
Seriously beautiful countertop water filters (The Kitchn)

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