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Freelance Design Writer · Architect · Historian
Bylines in Architectural Digest, Dwell, House Beautiful, Good Housekeeping, Apartment Therapy, & More

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Finding clean energy funds: A Guide to NYSERDA’s incentives and programs

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By Kate Reggev
| Skylight
For multifamily building owners in New York City — affordable or market rate, condo or co-op or rental — energy upgrades are both a matter of compliance with Local Law 97 (LL97) and a significant financial investment. But building owners and residents don’t have to do it alone — there is help to be found.
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“Does this place have good energy?”

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By Kate Reggev
| Skylight
Buying an apartment in New York City is famously not a simple process — and in recent years, a suite of climate-focused city and state regulations have added additional considerations for potential homebuyers to keep top of mind, beyond things like south-facing windows and in-unit laundry. The New York City Climate Mobilization Act (CMA), a package of climate laws geared toward lowering emissions citywide, includes several components that directly impact apartment buildings.
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Building The Impossible: The Real Estate Legacy of Two Black Female Entrepreneurs At The Turn of the 20th Century — Madame Architect

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By Kate Reggev
| Madame Architect
By 1918, Poro had grown so large that Malone hired local architect Albert B. Groves to design a massive three-story, three-acre campus at 4300 St. Ferdinand Avenue that housed anything that the company might need — and then some: a business office, manufacturing operation, training center, a 500 person auditorium… plus a gentlemen’s smoking parlor, cafeteria, dining hall, ice cream parlor (yum), theater, gymnasium, chapel, roof garden, dormitories, and more.
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