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Gotham Point offers an elevated approach to modern living on the edge of Long Island City. The development has more than 1,100 units—75 percent of which are available in the housing lottery.

On average, it takes about 60 days from acceptance of an offer to close on a New York City co-op, according to James Woods, Esq., managing partner at Woods Lonergan, a Manhattan-based law firm that concentrates on real estate and in particular, buyers, sellers, and cooperative representation.

In addition to an architect and contractor, there are other types of professionals who may guide a renovation. Here's a look at who you may work with, including an expediter, asbestos inspector, and structural engineer.

A new survey from roommate matching site SpareRoom found that over half of the New Yorkers queried would leave the city if they could work remotely.

Bolster, a NYC design-build firm, helped an architect renovate her 800-square-foot prewar co-op on the Upper West Side. She used their Agile x Bolster program which is a good option for architects who need support with budget, efficiency, and DOB regulations.

New data from SpareRoom ranks the most popular and affordable neighborhoods for roommates based on the average rent share in the second quarter of 2021.