Buying in NYC

The REBNY RLS Universal Co-Brokerage Agreement (UCBA) governs the behavior of member agents of the Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) with respect to listings advertised in the RLS (REBNY Listing Service). The UCBA does not apply to new [...]

Political risk in NYC real estate is the threat of new legislation being enacted after you buy which increases risk and limits long-term limits long term appreciation, yield and total return potential. Political risk for property owners is an omnipresent

Once you have an accepted offer in New York, it's customary for the seller's attorney to send a draft contract to the buyer's attorney to review and negotiate. Typically both sides will have a custom rider to the standard contract

A NYC co-op board may legally reject a buyer because the contemplated sale price is deemed to be too low. While a co-op board doesn’t have the unconditional right to regulate sale prices, courts have typically upheld a board’s right

Generally speaking, no. We believe the cons outweigh the pros when it comes to smaller boutique buildings. Not only will you have fewer neighbors to share expenses and liabilities with, but the impact of any crazy neighbors is supersized as

Buyer closing costs for a NYC townhouse are typically between 2% to 4% of the purchase price. Exact closing costs depend on the purchase price and whether you’re financing. Estimate your buyer closing costs in NYC using Hauseit's interactive calculator,

Buying a brownstone in NYC? We’ll demystify how to submit an offer on a townhouse in NYC in this comprehensive guide. Still need more information about buying in New York City? Estimate your buyer closing costs in NYC using our

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The due diligence process for buying a house or townhouse is generally much faster vs the time required to conduct due diligence when buying a condo or co-op apartment. The buyer or the buyer's attorney, depending on the norms in