NJCooperator.com is an online edition of The New Jersey Cooperator newspaper. The publication serves the New Jersey condo, HOA and co-op community with thousands of free articles on management, finance, maintenance and more...

December 2008 Vol. 6, No. 12


The December 2008 issue of The New Jersey Cooperator newspaper focuses on Safety & Security.

In this issue, you can read about hidden dangers, fire prevention, & security technology.

Visit our archives to see other articles that were published in 2008.

News Briefs

  • 01.06.09 According to the New Jersey Energy Master Plan of 2008, the state hopes to see at least 1,000 megawatts of offshore wind and up to 200 megawatts of on-shore wind power by 2020. [GlobeSt.com]
  • 01.06.09 Opportunities abound in a down housing market, especially for first time homebuyers. [NJ.com]
  • 01.04.09 New construction, re-sales, home styles, price, location, gated security and amenities are just some decisions a baby boomer must face when choosing to live in an active adult community. New Jersey has over 100 active adult communities just in Monmouth, Ocean and Middlesex Counties with thousands of available homes for sale in these communities. Finding the perfect home is hard enough, finding the right adult community shouldn't be. [PR Web]
  • 12.28.08 East Brunswick officials have passed a $25 million bond ordinance as a backup plan should Toll Brothers' project to develop the "golden triangle" into condominiums, retail stores and office space fall apart amid the economic downturn. [NJ.com]
  • 12.16.08 Unless new anti-drowning drain covers are installed, tens of thousands of public swimming pools and hot tubs could be forced to close. [Pool & Spa News]
  • 10.25.08 So it struck some as quite surprising that the owner-architects of a 1954 house in the borough of Millstone, in Somerset County, won a top award at the recent conference for their restoration efforts — even if the house was originally designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. [NY Times]
  • 10.13.08 American homeowners waiting in the wings for solar to become more mainstream -- and less expensive -- can edge closer to the stage thanks to a major extension of solar tax incentives slipped into the mortgage bailout package signed by President Bush last week. [Marketwatch.com]

Association Operations

On The Board

HOA Living

Newspaper Subscription

subscribe Subscribe to "The New Jersey Cooperator" newspaper - it is Free Manage my subscriptions

E-Mail Newsletter

Would you prefer receiving the summary of new articles by e-mail? Your E-Mail:

Poll