What your super wishes you knew

How smart budgeting can future-proof your building

Budget season can feel stressful — but it doesn’t have to. Chris, Daisy’s VP of Finance, breaks down what smart budgeting really looks like. From reserves and cash flow to planning for future repairs, he shares how long-term financial planning and clear communication with owners can keep your building stable, resilient, and ready for whatever 2026 brings. For more help with your 2026 budget, check out our budgeting guide. [https://www.joindaisy.com/budgeting-guide]

Where do your maintenance fees and common charges really go?

Maintenance fees and common charges keep your building running — but where does that money actually go? In this episode, we break down budgets, reserves, and assessments so you can understand your building’s finances and what they mean for your monthly costs and your home's value.

How NYC buildings can stay ahead of flooding and risks

Flooding is one of the most disruptive—and increasingly common—threats facing NYC buildings. In this episode, we break down what boards can do now to protect their property, residents, and operations before the next storm hits. From roof and drain inspections to emergency planning and smart tools like drone imaging, we cover what proactive flood preparedness really looks like. Whether your building is in a flood zone or just wants to stay ahead of the risks, this is a must-listen guide for board members and building decision-makers.

What your super wishes you knew

Supers. Porters. Front desk teams. They’re the ones keeping your building humming—handling emergencies, juggling vendors, and keeping residents happy. So what do they wish board members understood better? In this episode, we share five lessons straight from NYC building staff, from communication gaps to trust-building wins. If you want your building to run better, this is where to start. Read more here

How smart boards handle conflict

Every board faces conflict—whether it’s a rogue member making solo decisions or meetings that spiral off track. The difference between dysfunction and progress? How you handle it. In this episode, we walk through five common boardroom conflicts in NYC condo and co-op buildings—and how thoughtful, proactive boards resolve them with clarity, structure, and teamwork. read more here