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Have Co-Op Boards Lost the Power of Endless Delay?
Since Mayor Adams left office, the New York City legislature has been revisiting some ideas that he disfavored and are overturning his vetoes. One of them mi...
Read more >>What Legally Counts as a Bedroom in New York City?
The information in this blog post was taken from the New York City Administrative Code and from the New York State Multiple Dwelling Law. You may refer to th...
Read more >>What Sellers and Their Lawyers Need to Know About New York’s Fair Chance for Housing Act
1. Conduct an individualized assessment of the applicant’s situation. 2. Provide a written explanation detailing how the criminal record directly impacts a l...
Read more >>Welcoming our Newest Partners
Weidenbaum & Harari LLP is excited to announce the promotion of two of our attorneys, Jeffrey Baron and Eugene Sarantis, to partner!
Read more >>Understanding the 467-a Tax Abatement - A Guide
The following information is reflective of the date that it was published, and does not constitute legal advice. Any questions about such matters should be d...
Read more >>What to Expect at the Closing Table: Cooperative Sales
• Once received, please review the closing statement, and let us know if you have any questions.
Read more >>What to Expect at the Closing Table: Condominium Sales
• Once received, please review the closing statement, and let us know if you have any questions.
Read more >>WHFirm Makes The Real Deal's Top 40!
The Real Deal has published its annual list of NYC's top real estate law firms, and Weidenbaum & Harari, LLP is pleased to once again make the cut! TRD bases...
Read more >>Tips from a New York Real Estate Attorney: When Should I Lock My Rate?
On the issue of rate locks, in our conservative opinion, it is a business decision as to precisely when to lock. Many clients wait to lock in a rate until th...
Read more >>Tips from a New York Real Estate Bank Attorney: Best Practices to Improve Saleability and Avoid Post-Closing Stress
• Spelling of names, property addresses, loan amounts, signatures, and initialing the appropriate locations.
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