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How to Size Up a Co-op or Condo from One VisitHow to Size Up a Co-op or Condo from One Visit
In NYC’s fast-paced market, it pays to know at a glance which listings are worth an offer and which aren’t. Move too slow, and you may lose a great apartment to another buyer.…
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How to Buy a Multifamily Home in New York CityHow to Buy a Multifamily Home in New York City
If you’re in the NYC market and thinking about getting into real estate investing, one strategy well worth considering is multifamily investing. This refers to the practice of buying…
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How to Buy a Foreclosed Home in NYC in 5 Easy StepsHow to Buy a Foreclosed Home in NYC in 5 Easy Steps
Buying a foreclosed home can be a bit of a double-edged sword. On the one hand, you stand to get a great deal, possibly at a bargain rate. On the other, it can be a huge risk as you may have…
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How Some of NYC’s Most Famous Streets Got Their NamesHow Some of NYC’s Most Famous Streets Got Their Names
One of the best things about living in NYC is the sheer amount of history it lives and breathes every day. Almost every building and street here has a story to tell, and it’s the stories…
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‘Classic Six’ A Spacious Prewar Apartment to Consider‘Classic Six’ A Spacious Prewar Apartment to Consider
There is something is alluring about New York City’s prewar buildings. For some, it’s the detailed facades, the high ceilings, and plaster moldings. For others, the chance to own…
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Offering Plans for Co-ops and Condos in NYCOffering Plans for Co-ops and Condos in NYC
Anyone with plans to purchase a sponsor-owned condo or co-op in NYC needs to understand an offering plan. Your attorney will provide this and will detail some important protections you must…
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Studio Apartment vs. One-Bedroom: Which one is Right for You?Studio Apartment vs. One-Bedroom: Which one is Right for You?
When looking for a home in New York City, you might find that your budget limits the available choices to either a studio or a one-bedroom apartment. These types of homes tend to make up the…
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Can You Sell a Home with a Lien on It?Can You Sell a Home with a Lien on It?
The home sales process can be pretty nerve-wracking, even at the best of times. For sellers, one of the scariest moments will be the due diligence period. This is when the buyers will take a…
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Should You Join Your NYC Co-op or Condo Board?Should You Join Your NYC Co-op or Condo Board?
Most people who sit on co-op or condo boards in New York City tend to skew older age ranges. The main reason is that sitting on a board can feel like a part-time job, one that’s unpaid,…
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The Risks of Buying a Home Without a Broker in NYCThe Risks of Buying a Home Without a Broker in NYC
Buying a home is a big deal, perhaps the biggest you’ll ever come across. As such, you should come prepared with a broker to ensure you get the best deal possible. But not everyone is…
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What Repairs are Condo and Co-op Buildings Responsible For?What Repairs are Condo and Co-op Buildings Responsible For?
Every home needs love and care if it is to remain in prime condition. For NYC renters, most of this maintenance will be the responsibility of the landlord. A burst water pipe? Call your…
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What is a Proprietary Lease on a Co-op in NYC?What is a Proprietary Lease on a Co-op in NYC?
The home buying process in NYC can be different from other cities. One difference, which trips up many new arrivals, is the ownership structure of cooperative buildings. Here, co-ops make up…
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