How are cooperatives and condominiums valued in New York?

However, State law requires us to value residential cooperative and condominium buildings as if they were rental apartment buildings. This means that we look at the income and expense statements of rental buildings that have similar characteristics to determine your condo or co-op buildings market value.

Where can I find the history of my NYC apartment building?

If your building has been landmarked, that will be indicated on the NYC Department of Buildings’ Building Information Site (BIS) website. And if you’re not sure whether you live in a historic district, there’s a map you can consult here.

How are condos and co-op’s similar in size?

This means that we look at the income and expense statements of rental buildings that have similar characteristics to determine your condo or co-op buildings market value. Comparable properties are chosen based on the number of units, size, age, distance and number of stories. There is never a perfect match.

Can a co-op be sold on the open market?

You probably think of the market value of your co-op or condo as the price you could sell it for on the open market. However, State law requires us to value residential cooperative and condominium buildings as if they were rental apartment buildings.

How many apartments are on Fifth Avenue in NYC?

The penthouse offers a terrace with an outdoor pool and views of Central Park. The imposing, 13-story palazzo at 820 Fifth Avenue, built in 1916 between East 62nd and East 63rd streets, holds just 12 apartments, which offer an exclusive lifestyle on every floor.

How many apartments are there in New York City?

As of 2012, according to figures compiled by Mark Jacobson for New York Magazine, the NYCHA oversaw 334 projects, 2602 buildings, nearly 180,000 apartments, and 400,000 to 600,000 tenants (the wide range a result of the impossibility of tallying the number of off-lease tenants).

Where is the Crown Building on Fifth Avenue?

The Crown Building, an ornate tower topped with an iconic copper-clad pyramid, has graced the corner of Fifth Avenue and 57th Street since 1921. Almost exactly 100 years later, a renovation transforms the former office building into The Aman, a bespoke addition to Billionaires’ Row.

Is the Excelsior Building a land lease co-op?

The Excelsior is known for its high level of service, large floorplans, spectacular views from many of the apartments and convenient location. This building is a land-lease co-op. The Corporation has the unilateral right to extend the ground lease through 2064. Also, the next extension in 2038 has no conditions.