Taking Stock of New York’s Residential Real Estate Market in 2019
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How much money should you really have for a down payment?
With the price of rent continuing to increase, often a monthly mortgage payment can cost less — and that’s for an apartment that is more renovated and is in your…
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Things You Should Know Before Buying an Apartment
It is easy for buyers to get caught up in the emotion of the moment. This is particularly true for first-time homebuyers. You may fall in love with an apartment.…
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How Real Estate Investors Can Prepare for Slowdown
With the current economic expansion surpassing ten years and some potential headwinds on the horizon (e.g., tariff battles), some economists and others are calling for a slowdown. If you are…
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The Best NYC Neighborhoods for Retirees in 2019
As more and more baby boomers reach retirement age the question arises as to where they should settle for their golden years. New York City might not seem like the…
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Condo vs. Co-op in New York City
Most people who already live in New York City have a relatively firm understanding of the real estate market and how it differs from other cities. Particularly true in regards…
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Know What Co-op Boards are Looking for in Applicants
New York City’s co-op boards are notoriously fickle. They can reject you for virtually any reason, providing it does not break any laws. Notably, the board cannot deny your application…
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What to do if your co-op is poorly managed
Living in a co-op can have its perks, such as a 24/7 doorman, state-of-the-art gym, or things even as simple as well-maintained elevators are all managed by your cooperative. However,…
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