Move-In Ready Vs. Fixer Upper: Which One is Right for You in NYC?
In today’s market, where saving to buy a home is a challenge, a fixer-upper’s affordability can be enticing. These types of homes can often be picked up at a steeply…
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Resale vs. New Development: Which one is right for you?
When looking to buy an apartment in New York City, one of the most important decisions to make is whether to buy a resale or a new development apartment. There…
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Top Things to Consider When Buying a Co-op
You’ll need to make considerations when buying into a co-op, no matter where you choose to live, so let’s start there. Co-op apartments are a housing type owned and operated…
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What Are the Risks of Buying a Co-Op in NYC?
Like with most investments, there are risks to buying a co-op in New York City. Co-ops are known to be governed by strict regulations, as co-op boards set policies and…
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Buying a Co-op in NYC: The Complete Guide
Before you can start looking at buying a co-op, there are a few things you need to sort out. The first thing is your savings and finances. Unless you’ve substantial…
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What is a Co-op Reference Letter?
Anyone who has bought an NYC co-op apartment knows that the process is like a job application. It would be best to convince the building’s board that you are financially…
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Condos vs. Co-ops in NYC – Know The Difference
New Yorkers have a relatively firm understanding of the real estate market and its nuances. Particularly true in regards to the trade-offs between condo vs. co-op. However, if you’re thinking…
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What is HO-6 Insurance Coverage?
Insurance coverage can often be confusing, especially when it comes to condos and co-ops. While your HOA fees will cover the building’s master insurance policy, this typically only applies to…
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‘Classic Six’ A Spacious Prewar Apartment to Consider
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 one of the…
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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…
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