NYC Real Estate Attorney’s Closing Report: February 2020
Just a few of our recent closings. If you are also looking to buy or sell at these property addresses, you might want to give us a call.
Property | Value | Transaction |
229 East 28th Street, NY, NY | $340,250 | Coop Sale |
318 Central Boulevard, New Hyde Park, NY | $605,000 | House Purchase |
657 East 26th Street, BK, NY | $270,000 | Coop Purchase |
160 East 65th Street, NY, NY | $825,000 | Coop Purchase |
10 Nevins Street, BK, NY | $605,000 | Condo Purchase |
333 East 55th Street, NY, NY | $810,000 | Coop Purchase |
370 Ocean Parkway, BK, NY | $647,500 | Coop Purchase |
779 Riverside Drive, NY, NY | $800,000 | Condo Purchase |
7 East 14th Street, NY, NY | $2,612,000 | Coop Purchase |
200 East 89th Street, NY, NY | $746,000 | Condo Purchase |
NYC Real Estate Attorney’s Closing Report: January 2020
Just a few of our recent closings. If you are also looking to buy or sell at these property addresses, you might want to give us a call.
Property | Value | Transaction |
1320 Findlay Avenue, BX, NY | $395,000 | House Sale |
200 East 61st Street, NY, NY | $1,089,000 | Condo Purchase |
88 Prospect Park West, BK, NY | $750,000 | Coop Purchase |
4-74 48th Avenue, LIC, NY | $438,000 | Coop Sale |
800 Riverside Drive, NY, NY | $740,000 | Coop Purchase |
305 West 18th Street, NY, NY | $925,000 | Condo Sale |
45 Troutman Street, BK, NY | $60,900 | Coop Purchase |
2 Church Tavern Road, South Salem, NY | $1,570,000 | House Sale |
491 Monroe Street, BK, NY | $780,000 | Condo Purchase |
141 Attorney Street, NY, NY | $585,000 | Coop Purchase |
From the NYTimes: Coronavirus Resources
As the fallout from the Coronavirus pandemic continues to affect New Yorkers, we wanted to briefly share a collection of helpful financial info compiled by the New York Times, including information on the recent stimulus package, rents and mortgages, and unemployment insurance.
We hope that you are staying safe and well – while we are working remotely at this time, we are still accepting new clients and would be happy to answer your questions about buying or selling residential real estate in the current climate.
NYC Real Estate Attorney’s Closing Report: October 2019
Just a few of our recent closings. If you are also looking to buy or sell at these property addresses, you might want to give us a call.
Property | Value | Transaction |
837 Washington Avenue, BX, NY | $389,900 | Condo Purchase |
215 West 92nd Street, NY, NY | $1,475,000 | Coop Purchase |
77 East 12th Street, NY, NY | $750,000 | Coop Sale |
91 Leonard Street, NY, NY | $3,915,000 | Condo Purchase |
200 East 36th Street, NY, NY | $625,000 | Coop Purchase |
4 Lexington Avenue, NY, NY | $1,999,000 | Coop Purchase |
70 Haven Avenue, NY, NY | $410,000 | Coop Purchase |
78-10 34th Avenue, Flushing, NY | $499,999 | Coop Sale |
400 East 52nd Street, NY, NY | $340,000 | Coop Purchase |
62 West 62nd Street, NY, NY | $2,275,000 | Condo Sale |
WHFirm Client’s Home Purchase Profiled in NY Times
Buying a home can be an immensely personal and transformative experience, and we are always glad to hear when our work has helped our clients reach new milestones in their personal or professional lives. When we helped Justine Chan purchase a condo in the Bronx in 2019, we couldn’t have guessed that the transaction would lead not only to a new career in real estate, but to a recent profile in the New York Times chronicling her story. Congratulations Justine!
In addition to her work as a realtor with Level Group, Justine is also the founder of Live With Plum, a resource guide for women purchasing real estate in the US. We hope that you check out both her company and the recent NY Times article in the links above.
From the New York Times: Buying a Home During a Pandemic
Even with the current instability in New York, we are glad to report that our firm is still receiving inquiries from new purchasers and sellers, and doing our very best to accommodate those reaching out.
In the face of shutdowns, quarantines, and other official measures intended to combat the spread of Coronavirus, it is difficult to predict what the next few days may bring. For those currently involved in a real Estate Purchase or sale, or those looking to initiate one, this brings a lot of uncertainty into the equation. For a little background, please see this article recently published in the New York Times.
The first and most important step for those currently buying or selling real estate is to discuss your plans with your attorney or another real estate professional. As the situation develops, we will advise of any alterations to our own hours and availability.
From CNN: NAR Cracking Down on Private Real Estate Listings
In recent news, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) recently updated its policies to limit the use of private real estate listings by its brokers. For buyers and sellers, this means that more listings will be publicly available sooner. For more information, please see the news release here.
NYC Real Estate Attorney’s Closing Report: September 2019
Just a few of our recent closings. If you are also looking to buy or sell at these property addresses, you might want to give us a call.
Property | Value | Transaction |
39 East 29th Street, NY, NY | $1,519,997 | Condo Sale |
171 Greene Avenue, BK, NY | $950,000 | Condo Purchase |
372 Central Park West, NY, NY | $1,950,000 | Condo Purchase |
49 East 12th Street, NY, NY | $750,000 | Coop Purchase |
432 Third Street, BK, NY | $1,500,000 | Condo Purchase |
400 Central Park West, NY, NY | $750,000 | Condo Purchase |
77 East 12th Street, NY, NY | $795,000 | Coop Sale |
229 East 28th Street, NY, NY | $410,000 | Coop Purchase |
160 East 91st Street, NY, NY | $277,000 | Coop Purchase |
139 East 33rd Street, NY, NY | $447,000 | Coop Sale |
From CNN – Intro to the Mansion Tax for Real Estate Purchasers and Sellers
New York’s Mansion Tax recently made the national news on CNN, so we wanted to briefly share the article here for anyone who has general questions about how the mansion tax works, which states levy one, and why.
It is important to be aware that, in New York City especially, the name “Mansion Tax” can be misleading, since the median home price locally is higher than the $1 million benchmark at which the tax is levied – so a property doesn’t exactly need gold-plated bathtubs in order to qualify.
If you would like more info about the Mansion Tax in New York, or would like to know if your transaction qualifies, you can read more about it on our blog here.
WHFirm Co-founder Gives Real Estate Lecture at Google New York Headquarters
Founding partner Jack Harari spoke recently at Google’s New York Headquarters, continuing Buying 101, a lecture series in Partnership with Lifelaidout’s Roger Ma. Real Estate transactions in New York City are often far more complex than their counterparts elsewhere in the US, and Buying 101 aims to provide helpful information and advice tailored to employees who may be looking to purchase residential property for the first time.
If you are looking at a prospective purchase yourself, don’t hesitate to give our office a call!