BUSINESSJun 11 · 19:49 UTCNY POSTLauren Elkies Schram

NYC residents fume over potential $30M sale of 110-spot parking lot — which co-op board kept secret

Residents of an East Village cooperative in NYC are upset over the potential sale of a 110-spot parking lot for $30 million, as the co-op board reportedly kept the plan secret from shareholders.

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