What Long Island City Looked like in the 1900s

The bulk of our transactions in NYC pertain to co-op apartments, (which are not considered actual real estate, but rather stock shares in a corporation) and condominium apartments (which are considered real property). Co-op and condo transactions have many similarities in terms of contract negotiations, due diligence and banking regulations. However, there is a third, less common, but highly coveted type of real estate transaction- THE TOWNHOUSE.

If remote working has become the norm for you, it’s time to make some much-needed home upgrades. As you will be spending the majority of your time indoors, it’s best to restructure your home to balance your requirements of work, health, and leisure. If you’re wondering how to go about this process, read on as this article by Making NYC Home is dedicated to answering all your questions.