BrickUnderground

As a New York City real estate lawyer who has helped (and occasionally discouraged) hundreds of clients buy new condos over the past decade, I can tell you that purchasing new...

In the current real estate market, size matters when it comes to buying a co-op or condo.

A perfect storm of low mortgage rates, high rents and foreign investment has...

Much has changed in the year and a half since BrickUnderground first took an in-depth look at ...

Buying a condo in a two- or three-year-old building has its own set of rules, because the toddler phase is an important (if somewhat shaky) phase of a building's maturity.

Often when a sponsor loses control of a condo board after enough units have sold, the newly elected board makes a reflexive decision to change the managing agent that was...

In our first installment of Investment Bootcamp...

In this installment of Confessions of a Neighborhood Blogger, we caught up...

Nearly a decade after the new construction boom began, most condo boards understand that one of the first orders of business after obtaining control from the sponsor is to hire...

Everyone has heard about the morass of litigation that frequently takes place between sponsors and residents in the courthouse or the Attorney General’s office.

But it...