Buying in NYC

Is a NY attorney with a broker’s license automatically entitled to collect the buyer’s agent commission when representing her or himself on a residential real estate purchase in NYC? The answer is not necessarily. We’ll explain why in this article. [...]

Co-ops in NYC value job security, so any change to your employment status during the purchase process is a challenge which must be navigated with care, even if you’re found a higher paying job. If you already submitted your board

Buying a co-op in NYC in your 20s can make a great deal of sense under certain circumstances. However, there are many financial and lifestyle factors to consider before you pull the trigger on a New York City co-op. We

The COVID-19 pandemic of 2020-2021 resulted in permanent (and mostly positive) changes to the co-op board approval process in NYC. The biggest change ushered in by the pandemic was the digitization of the co-op board package submission process itself. Other

A lot line window in NYC is a window that is located on the side of a building which shares a boundary with a neighboring lot. In other words, lot line windows are located directly on the edge of a

Do you have a grievance with your real estate agent? There are many avenues for consumers to file real estate agent complaints, including the New York Department of State, the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY), the U.S. Department