How to Buy a Co-op Apartment in NYC: Here’s How the Process Works

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June 10, 2016 By Cate Corcoran Purchasing a home in New York City can be daunting to the uninitiated — and for those looking to buy a co-op, the process

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What they’re reading now

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By: Adam Warner November 1st, 2015 Insights from the desks of Richard Grossman, Steven Hidary and Bertrand de Soultrait Richard Grossman Executive vice president and senior managing director, Halstead Property

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Opting against title insurance to save money can be financially risky

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By Ilyce Glink and Samuel J. Tamkin My mom lives in New York and is selling her North Carolina property to her sister who has been living in the home

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Real-Estate Matters: Seller should have disclosed failing septic system

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Q: Would the title company find out if a septic system was put into my home illegally before closing? The owner lied at closing about the original system. He never

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Ask a Real Estate Pro: Owner can’t remove squatter without court order

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By Gary Singer June 5th, 2015 Board-certified real estate lawyer Gary M. Singer writes about the housing market at SunSentinel.com/business/realestate each Friday. Q: We rent out a house. After a

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BOARD APPROVED: NAILING THE CO-OP BOARD INTERVIEW

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by Holly Lynch We asked nine current and former board members, one co-op lawyer and one property manager what matters most and some tips for navigating the process successfully. To read the full article click

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ASK AN EXPERT: HOW MUCH CHEAPER IS AN APARTMENT IN A LANDLEASE BUILDING?

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by Teri Karush Rogers Q.  If you have two identical apartments–one in a building that has a landlease, and one in a building that owns the land it sits on–how much

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