Emily Myers

And, the CDC's eviction moratorium for the hardest hit renters will continue until the end of July.

The 96th-floor penthouse at the troubled supertall tower 432 Park Ave. lists for $169 million—double what the owner paid four years ago, according to The New York Times.

When you are buying a NYC apartment, the deposit is the money paid at contract signing. It's normally 10 percent of the purchase price. What's confusing for some buyers is that this is also sometimes called the down payment.

When you are buying or selling in New York, recent sales of comparative apartments—or comps—are typically used to determine the approximate asking price. But because of the pandemic, brokers are looking at asking prices of similar apartments; how long it took for similar apartments to go into contract and whether the price was reduced; and which similar apartments ended up being taken off the market because they failed to find a buyer.

And, a single rent-stabilized tenant holds up a major redevelopment on the Upper East Side.

Co-op buildings spell out rules in the proprietary lease, but the document is typically fairly generic and often light on details. This means your attorney will probably have to seek out more details on subletting, pet, and alteration policies from other governing documents or from the managing agent.