The residential real estate industry nationwide is experiencing considerable amounts of disruption and uncertainty stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic. While the real estate market is still open and both new and existing deals are moving forward, buyers and sellers face [...]

New York co-op apartment buyers typically do not pay for co-op title insurance, primarily because it's not a required closing cost and also because a co-op lien search already affords them $50,000 in coverage against any missed liens. However, buyers'

The Coronavirus pandemic will likely have several long-term effects on the NYC real estate market, such as accelerated adoption of 3D Virtual Tours and a new wave of permanent rules and restrictions on open houses implemented by condo and co-op

A co-op tax abatement assessment allows a co-op to raise additional revenue for ongoing building operations and capital improvements by ‘capturing’ tax abatement or tax exemption proceeds paid to the co-op corporation by the city of New York instead of

Legislators in Albany, New York have recently been working on ‘Good Cause Eviction’ legislation (Senate Bill S2892B) which, if passed into law, would cap annual rent increases in NYC to 3% for all apartment types (including market rate units) and