Assessed Value/Actual Assessed Value Property taxes in NYC aren’t calculated based on the actual market value of the property. They are calculated using an assessed
Noise can be a problem in a New York City apartment, whether it’s coming into yours or going out of your apartment to disturb your neighbors. A
Manhattan Blind Tiger (281 Bleecker St): Blind Tiger markets itself as NYC’S premier craft beer bar, and the patrons seem to agree. It’s well-regarded and
What is A Co-op/Condo Reserve Fund? Most co-op and condo buildings in NYC have two types of funds. An “active” fund or account that is
Cost is most often the primary consideration when making a choice between Do It Yourself (DIY) or professional staging. However, another factor to consider is
Co-op Board Package Components Following are some of the most common components of co-op board packages. The labels might be different on the board package
An offer letter is a potential home buyer’s first official/formal proposal to buy the property. It’s legally non-binding, which means that a seller cannot hold
A few open house best practices that can help you take full advantage of this opportunity are: Trust your own eyes over what the listing
All commercial and residential properties in NYC are divided into four classes, though only two are relevant to residential properties. Class 1 and Class 2
