Condos can be attractive to buyers with a bit more money, because they can typically buy (and later sell) without worrying about board approval, have greater latitude to renovate when they want and ...

Middle-class co-op and condo building owners covering 800,000-plus apartments are rebelling against a massive city climate mandate — a green tax they claim will substantially hike housing ...

Co-op units are collectively owned by residents who form a corporation, while condos are privately owned by individual ...

Condo, Townhouse and Co-op Mortgages and Down Payments. When you buy a townhouse, it’s basically the same as purchasing a regular house since you own the land beneath it.

Co-Ops vs. Condos: An Overview . When you buy a condominium, your apartment, as well as a percentage of the common areas, belongs to you.When you buy a co-op, you don’t actually buy your ...

Co-op insurance. If you live in a co-op instead of a condo, you should still get a condo insurance (HO-6) policy. The coverage needs are usually the same, but you should still check your building's ...

Condos’ days on the market in July fell 1.9% to 52 in Nassau compared to a year ago, while rising 3.9% to 53 in Suffolk. Nassau co-ops were being snapped up, dropping 21.1% in July in terms of ...

Both co-op and condo home insurance usually include coverage for liability and additional living expenses, though, just like a homeowners policy. Story Continues ...

The co-op median sale price was $865,000, versus $1.9 million for condos. From 1989 to Q3 of 2022 , Manhattan co-ops’ median sale price increased from $200,000 to $851,000, an annualized growth ...

Vault’s Viewpoint on Co-Ops and Condos. Co-op units are collectively owned by residents who form a corporation, while condos are privately owned by individual residents.