The Market
Buying in NYC is cheaper than renting, where not to park your assets if you want to buy a co-op, and more
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- All-cash offers may be king, but not if the rest of your dough is parked in a tiny African island nation (The Real Deal)
- Buying in NYC is 26% cheaper than renting -- for now (Zillow via The Real Deal)
- Less-than-ideal co-op buyers get lucky with sponsor units (NY1; previously)
- Prewar co-op versus modern condo? Some say it comes down to ceiling height (UrbanBaby)
- ...and if you have your eye on a new condo in the West Village -- better move quickly (The Real Deal)
- Here's how to turn your street into a "slow zone" (West Side Rag)
- Brooklyn growth overtakes Manhattan: Prices are up too, with Bushwick rents climbing the fastest (Real Estate Weekly)
- Attention co-op/condo board members: here’s how to enforce the apartment insurance requirement (Habitat Magazine)
- If you have Sandy damage, keep an eye on the city's plan to allocate relief funds, which will include $720 million for housing (Crain's)
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