Buying a property in an all-cash transaction, unlike buying with financing, allows buyers to close on a property much faster and makes the whole process relatively simpler.
Air Rights or development rights refer to the building/selling rights a lot owner in NYC has for the maximum buildable area they haven’t utilized yet.
ACRIS allows buyers, property owners, brokers, and attorneys to look at and gain insights from property documents like deeds and mortgage records.
An HVAC system is responsible for circulating hot and cold air inside a building and maintaining the indoor temperature at comfortable levels.
Property appraisal is the process of evaluating a property to determine its fair price in the current market. It’s performed by third-party professionals called appraisers.
LEED buildings are energy-efficient and eco-friendly structures that are awarded a LEED certificate. Different LEED certifications indicate how green a building is.
Doorman buildings in NYC are buildings that are manned 24/7 by a doorman who controls entry to the building and provides additional services like signing for deliveries.
Virtual tours are a great way to create a reusable digital tour of your property that potential buyers can take advantage of from the comfort of their homes.
Sponsor units are builder or developer-owned apartments in condos and co-ops that can be sold by bypassing board approval requirements.
