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| Cooperative
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A corporation that owns housing units and whose tenants purchase shares in the corporation equivalent to the value of their housing unit. |
| Cooperative apartment
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Apartment building in which each resident owns a percentage share of the corporation that owns the building. Also called a co-op. |
| Cooperative corporation
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Business trust, which holds the title to a cooperative residential building and grants occupancy rights to shareholders in the corporation. |
| Cooperative mortgage
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A loan related to a cooperative residential property. |
| Cooperative project
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A project where a corporation holds title and sells shares representing individual units to a buyer, who then receive a proprietary lease, rather than a deed, as title is given in a condominium. |
| Cope
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To cut to fit over or against a coping or molding with curves. |
| Coped joint
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Joints that have two pieces purposely cut to fit together. |
| Copestone
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(1) The top stone of a wall or building. (2) Stone used in or for a coping |
| Coping
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(1) Top layer of a masonry wall that is usually sloped to carry off water. (2) To shape a member, by cutting, to fit snugly against another member. |
| Coping joint
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The intersection of a roof slope and an exterior vertical wall. |
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