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The New York Times calls NYC co-op board packages “infamous” and “dreaded”.
NYC co-op board packages can comprise hundreds of pages and preparing a NYC co-op application is oftentimes the most challenging and labor intensive part of purchasing a co-op apartment....

In Manhattan, average monthly fees for co-op apartments are $1.68 per square foot, while condos charge $1.57 a square foot on average, according to the latest data from property appraiser Miller Samuel.
Therefore, a 1,000 square foot co-op apartment would have a monthly maintenance charge of approximately $1,680, and a condominium, approximately $1,570....

Waterline Square is Manhattan’s most exciting new condominium development. Extending two full city blocks, Waterline Square features three distinct residential condominium towers designed by world-renowned architects, Richard Meier, Kohn Pedersen Fox...

Buying and selling apartments in New York City condominium and co-op buildings is a very different process than selling a house. The procedure takes longer, it entails more paperwork and more people are involved in the deal.
Traditionally, it takes approximately two-and-one half to three months to close on a co-op once the offer is accepted and approximately two months to close on a condominium. If it’s an all-cash deal, the process will take less time and require less paperwork...