When it comes to buying an apartment in New York City, there are two types: condos and co-ops. Depending on your situation and personal inclination, you may prefer a co-op versus a condo, or vice ...

When you purchase a home or condo, you own the structure with a deed to prove it. With a co-op, you are not a homeowner, but rather a shareowner of the corporation that owns the building. A co-op is a ...

STATEN ISLAND, NY - EAST SHORE - A diverse mix of condominiums and cooperative apartments were sold last year in East Shore neighborhoods from Rosebank to Grasmere to New Dorp. At the foot of Hylan ...

This newsletter explores the emerging legal topics and issues affecting the condominium and cooperative services industry. Thought-leading attorneys from Moritt Hock & Hamroff’s Condominium and ...

Co-op and condo owners are up in arms over the new preliminary tax rolls issued by the city — which will hit them with an increase twice as large as single-family homeowners. “It’s terrible. You have ...

The Brooklyn condo and co-op real estate market remains strong as the city emerges from the coronavirus pandemic, according to the third-quarter condo and co-op residential market report from a ...

Residents of a 54-unit Upper East Side co-op got the bad news last month—despite the board's intense efforts to trim expenses, maintenance fees are rising 15%, nearly double last year's hike. “People ...

Property Shark has put up a map showing average price per foot for last year’s co-op and condo sales in Brooklyn. Seems like most of the sales were in the $500-$1000/foot range (the blue and dark ...