Instead of looking for contact details of each member of your apartment building, you can easily communicate with all the residents from one platform quite conveniently.

Successful property managers understand the importance of implementing a system that allows them to communicate easily with their building residents. Property managers are responsible for notifying residents about potential utility outages, ongoing maintenance, and emergencies that affect the entire building.

In MYCOOP Stories, we ask interesting people about themselves and their places. In our latest installment, we talk with Kevin, an artist who lives in Brooklyn.

In MYCOOP Stories: Grower, we ask interesting people about themselves and their places. In our latest installment, we talk with Rodrigo, who enjoys urban farming in his Brooklyn community.

(Photo above is courtesy of The New York Times)

All of us who live in multi-family buildings often wonder about the people who reside behind those closed doors. While mycoop brings us together, here we also share the stories of those neighbors who make apartment living extra special. Meet Tracy!

We know that many of the world’s biggest stars reside in a city as grand as New York City. If you’ve lived in New York, chances are you’ve had a few celebrity spotting, or, if you’re lucky, you’ve seen them in your own building. Just check out this awesome NYC star map to see what neighborhoods they live in. Looking at this map prompted us at mycoop to wonder who would be the TOP FIVE best and worst celebrities to have as neighbors.

In MYCOOP Stories, we ask interesting people about themselves and their places. In our latest installment, we talk with Nicole, a fashion marketer who lives in Astoria.

In MYCOOP Stories, we ask interesting people about themselves and their places. In our latest installment we talk with Florian, an MBA student from France, about his new place in Brooklyn.

Residents of 1 River Place, a luxury apartment building, learn to dance salsa. Free salsa dance classes were promoted in the building for residents to engage and have fun.