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Sponsor sales in new Brooklyn condos, with offering plan reviews and closing credit negotiation.
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Condo or co-op?
Two thirds of brownstone Brooklyn sales are co-ops. Here is how the two structures really differ before you bid.
Read the full explainer| Topic | Condo | Co-op |
|---|---|---|
| What you own | Real property with a deed | Shares in a corporation plus a proprietary lease |
| Price per ft² (sample) | About $1,250 in brownstone Brooklyn | About $1,050, often 10% to 20% less |
| Minimum down payment | Often 10% | Usually 20%, some 25% or more |
| Board approval | Right of first refusal, usually waived | Full package and interview |
| Buyer closing costs | About 3% to 6% | About 2% to 3% |
| Monthly costs | Common charges plus your own taxes | Maintenance includes taxes |
| Renting it out | Generally flexible | Limited sublets, board approval |
| Best for | Investors, flexibility, smaller down payment | Long-term owners who want more space for the money |
Condo
- What you own
- Real property with a deed
- Price per ft² (sample)
- About $1,250 in brownstone Brooklyn
- Minimum down payment
- Often 10%
- Board approval
- Right of first refusal, usually waived
- Buyer closing costs
- About 3% to 6%
- Monthly costs
- Common charges plus your own taxes
- Renting it out
- Generally flexible
- Best for
- Investors, flexibility, smaller down payment
Co-op
- What you own
- Shares in a corporation plus a proprietary lease
- Price per ft² (sample)
- About $1,050, often 10% to 20% less
- Minimum down payment
- Usually 20%, some 25% or more
- Board approval
- Full package and interview
- Buyer closing costs
- About 2% to 3%
- Monthly costs
- Maintenance includes taxes
- Renting it out
- Limited sublets, board approval
- Best for
- Long-term owners who want more space for the money
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