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Hilltop Village lived up to its name — serving not only as a geographic high point, but as the symbolic center of a growing movement for co-op and condo affordability.
At a standing-room-only rally attended by more than 100 shareholders, Co-ops & Condos United NY brought residents, leaders, and elected officials together to ensure that the concerns of these communities were heard loud and clear.
The event featured a strong showing from elected officials, including NYC Councilmembers Linda Lee, Vickie Paladino, and Eric Dinowitz, along with Assemblymember Ed Braunstein. Each spoke passionately about the urgent need to address rising costs, protect affordability, and support the financial stability of co-op and condo residents across the city.
Co-op leadership was equally well represented. Presidents from the Hilltop Village Corporations stood alongside Presidents from neighboring co-op communities, reinforcing a unified message: affordability challenges are not specific to any single building; they are shared by all.
From start to finish, the energy at the event reflected a community determined to elevate its message. As the crowd filled every corner of the courtyard, one thing was clear: this was more than just a gathering, it was a call to action.
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