Southridge Cooperative in Jackson Heights borrowed $22 million to fund facade repairs and avoid penalties, raising maintenance fees for shareholders—a financial reality facing aging co-ops across Brooklyn and Queens.
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A Jackson Heights co-op just borrowed $22 million, $7.6 million of it to fix the facade. Here’s why your maintenance goes up either way.
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