Brick Underground

You need to find the source, remove the water, assess for mold, do additional remediation if necessary and then replace what's damaged. There’s also the paperwork to deal with—addressing the problem with your insurance company, landlord, or board. 

Don't assume that a NYC public elementary school that's located across the street or next door is your zoned school. Follow these steps instead.

Some sellers tell you in the listing language that they are extremely motivated to sell and willing to negotiate. More often, they leave clues they may be unaware of. Here's what to look for.

The right of first refusal is the option a condo board has to buy the apartment from you at the price at which you're selling.

Dust, along with other factors like humidity, smoke, pollutants, and ventilation have an impact on your apartment’s indoor air quality. Here's how to keep it at bay in the spring: 1) Declutter, 2) Remove area rugs, 3) Change your AC filter, 4) Get a a vacuum with a HEPA filter, 5) Get an air purifier, 6) Clean regularly

Brick Underground will co-host a NYC home buying seminar on Tuesday, May 7th from 6 to 8 p.m. at 88 University Place.