Selling a UES condo with pending litigation requires more than a confident asking price. A buyer, buyer’s attorney, title company, insurer, and lender may each
Buying a UES co-op with an assessment can look more expensive than the listing suggests. It can also fund a roof, façade, elevator, boiler, windows,
Manhattan seller closing costs in 2026 begin with the sale price, but a condo, co-op, or townhouse sale involves more than that number. Transfer taxes,
Manhattan mortgage recording tax can create a large closing cost that has nothing to do with the apartment’s sticker price. The New York State and
Selling new development before amenities open in Manhattan requires precise positioning. The key question is what the offering plan, amendments, contract, occupancy documents, and lender
A Manhattan new development closing is not a resale closing with a longer wait. The sponsor sets the contract structure, the building may still be
Selling a Kips Bay co-op with high maintenance takes more than a price cut: high maintenance can make it harder to sell, but the number
This Kips Bay Towers buyer guide begins with the key fact: Kips Bay Towers is a condominium, not a co-op. The North Tower addresses are
Selling an office-conversion condo in FiDi starts with a question: if you are selling a condominium in Manhattan’s Financial District, the first question is not