When it comes to allowing adult children to live in a co-op without the shareholder, a host of questions come into play, including the co-op’s rules about subletting and the terms of the proprietary lease. In a prior post about subletting a co-op, we explained that...
Have you noticed more security cameras in your condo or co-op building, not only in entrances and exits, elevators, and lobbies, but also as part of the doorbells on residents’ hallways? Increasingly, unit owners or shareholders are installing cameras pointed right...
Judge Eric Komitee, of New York’s Eastern District Court, dismissed a highly anticipated challenge to the Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act reforms. The decision, filed September 30th, was expected by both those who coordinated the tenant-led effort to pass...
As policies from the state and city rush in to deal with Covid-19, many actors in the real estate market are acting swiftly to comply with directives or put in place measures of their own to reduce the spread of the disease and protect their residents and communities....
With retrospectives on the twenty-teens across industries, segments of culture, and more, the New York Times published a piece on the rise and wobble of the luxury condo in Manhattan during the 2010s. The piece pairs well with recent analysis courtesy of Bloomberg...
Analysis of fourth quarter real estate data for 2019 arrived today courtesy of the Financial Times, and although declines in sales prices in Manhattan were not as steep as during the third quarter, they remained markedly lower. While in Q3 average prices fell by 13%...