If you are selling property in New York, you may wonder what options you have if a buyer breaches the real estate contract with you. A breach means the buyer does not fulfill their obligations after they have made an offer on the property and you have accepted it, which created a contract. These cases […]
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How Should a Retail Store Enter a Lease with a New York Condominium?
In recent years, cities like New York have been at the center of a growing trend where stores enter leases with residential and office condominiums to operate on the ground floor of their buildings and cater to both tenants and the public alike. However, when entering these agreements, careful attention must be paid to the […]
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What is an Offering Plan?
When dealing with New York real estate, prospective buyers of condominiums and co-ops should receive and review offering plans provided to them at least three business days before signing a contract with either the developer or the co-op sponsor. This document is critical to review prior to purchasing real estate as it should disclose vital […]
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