Thinking of Buying?

The importance of having the right broker is paramount!

Buying an apartment in New York City is a uniquely complex process that goes far beyond finding the right property. Buyers must first navigate the choice between co-ops and condos, each with very different rules, financing requirements, and approval processes. Co-ops often require substantial down payments, strict board interviews, and detailed financial disclosures, while condos offer more flexibility but typically come with higher prices and closing costs. Layered on top are city-specific considerations like transfer taxes, mansion tax thresholds, monthly maintenance or common charges, and navigating buildings with varying financial health. Add in fierce competition and fast-moving inventory, and the NYC apartment-buying process becomes as much about strategy and preparation as it is about taste and budget.

If you’re considering entering the real estate market, you’ve come to the right place.