Owning a New York City Co-op Isn’t the Status Symbol It Used to Be
Prices for prestigious addresses have fallen even more behind condos, as younger buyers seek out newer, flashier buildings downtown.
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How Unions Can Solve the Housing Crisis
Co-op City remains one of the most affordable places to live in New York City, but the rent strike all but destroyed UHF. Kazan had passed away in 1971, leaving UHF without the visionary ...
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Egypt's Richest Man Spends $70 Million On NYC's New Most Expensive Co-Op
Nassef Sawiris, the richest man in Egypt, has broken the record for the priciest co-op sale in New York City after purchasing the penthouse at 960 Fifth Avenue for $70 million, according to The ...
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Owning a New York City Co-op Isn’t the Status Symbol It Used to Be
When Edward J. Minskoff listed his apartment in a storied Park Avenue co-op in 2022, the price tag was $17.7 million. The apartment, in a white-glove building where the real-estate investor had ...