GOVERNMENT OUTREACH LOG
Transparency goes both ways. Every letter, email, and policy brief TASFGA has sent to a NYC or NY State official about condo and co-op governance reform is logged below. If an office responds, we publish the response. If they don't, we publish the silence.
THE APPROACH
New York does not currently regulate condo and co-op managing agents. No license is required, no complaint registry exists, and no public body tracks the sector's outcomes. TASFGA has asked — formally, in writing — for the city and state to change that.
This page is a running public record. Each entry includes the date, the office, the subject line, our reference number, and the current status of the communication. When an office responds, we link the reply. When an office declines, we mark it and move on to the next pressure point.
Every entry below is verifiable. We will provide our full outbound correspondence (with recipient email addresses redacted for the individual's privacy) to any journalist, researcher, or legislator who requests it at contact@condoscoopsnyc.org.
THE LOG
Newest first. Status updated weekly.
Method: Email + certified letter
Subject: Formal request for 311 category: managing agent misconduct & condo/co-op fiduciary complaints
Status: Awaiting response
Attached: our registry of 4,447 unregulated buildings + the full issue catalog.
Reference: CCNYC-OUTREACH-2026-001
Method: Email + policy brief
Subject: Introduce bill: statewide Community Association Manager licensure, mirroring FL, CA, NV, VA models
Status: Staff acknowledgement received. Policy brief forwarded to Council Legislative Division for drafting review.
Follow-up meeting requested for May 2026.
Reference: CCNYC-OUTREACH-2026-002
Method: Email to REFB Bureau Chief
Subject: Offering plan amendment audits: proposal for public portal + cost-estimate review
Status: Awaiting response
Reference: CCNYC-OUTREACH-2026-003
Method: Email
Subject: Add managing agent firm name field to annual building registration form (zero-cost fix)
Status: Routed to HPD Research & Policy. Awaiting substantive reply.
Reference: CCNYC-OUTREACH-2026-004
Method: Email
Subject: LL11 / FISP: cost opacity and engineer-contractor pipeline — request for disclosure rule
Status: No response.
Reference: CCNYC-OUTREACH-2026-005
Method: Online complaint portal + email follow-up
Subject: Systemic condo/co-op governance failures — request for Public Advocate investigation
Status: Portal ticket acknowledged. Case under review.
Reference: CCNYC-OUTREACH-2026-006
Method: Policy memo to committee staff
Subject: Memo: 'Licensed to Cut Hair, Not Licensed to Manage Your Home' — statewide licensing proposal
Status: Awaiting response
Reference: CCNYC-OUTREACH-2026-007
Method: Email
Subject: Audit request: LL11 facade penalty collection vs. remediation outcomes
Status: Response received: "Not within Comptroller audit scope for private buildings." Declined.
Reference: CCNYC-OUTREACH-2026-008
THE COUNCIL
In April 2026, TASFGA convened an advisory council of NYC condo and co-op owners, building professionals, and policy researchers to coordinate the reform push. The council's purpose is narrow and specific: build the evidence base, identify the pressure points, and maintain sustained contact with the offices that can change the law.
What the council does:
The council meets monthly. Seats are unpaid. We do not accept members whose employer is a managing agent, sponsor LLC, condo/co-op board-side law firm, or LL11 engineering firm — the categories TASFGA actively scrutinizes.
If you are an owner who has experienced the failures this site documents and you want to serve: write to us at contact@condoscoopsnyc.org with a brief note about your building and what you'd bring to the work. Applications are reviewed by the sitting council.
Every office we contact gets a reference number and a status field. If the status field reads "No response" after 90 days, that is also a matter of public record — and it informs the next round of contact.