Selling in NYC

Aside from the automatic alert system, we also recommend checking your property records via ACRIS at least once per year. This will allow you to see if anyone has filed a mortgage or deed on your property.

If you’re like most homeowners in NYC, you may have originally purchased a condo to live in as your primary residence. But after a few years, you might need to upgrade to a larger apartment, change neighborhoods or simply leave

Basic STAR (School Tax Relief) is a tax credit available to owners of houses, co-ops and condos in NYC with annual income of $500,000 or less who use the qualifying property as a primary residence. Estimated annual savings from Basic

Enhanced STAR is one of several property tax exemption programs which are available to qualifying homeowners in NYC. Qualified recipients of the Enhanced STAR exemption save approximately $650 in NYC property taxes each year. Enhanced STAR is available to owners

Air rights in NYC refer to the empty space above or around a building which may be used for development. If a building is 50 feet tall but it could potentially be as high as 75 feet, the unused 25

The Senior Citizen Homeowners' Exemption (SCHE) allows seniors (age 65+) with an annual income of $58,399 or less to reduce the property tax bill on their primary residence in NYC. This is accomplished by reducing the taxable assessed value of

Whatever your political beliefs, it's undeniable that New Yorkers are fleeing the state and NYC in particular. So why are people fleeing New York in droves? Is it because of current events like the pandemic or more endemic issues that

If you’re selling a home in New York City, it may come as a shock if a buyer’s agent submits an offer which demands a higher buyer agent commission % than what you’ve agreed to pay. This scenario most commonly