The PropertyClub Blog

New York Real Estate commissions are typically 6%, of which the buyer agent collects half. When you work with one of our experienced NYC buyer agent partners, you can get up to a 2.25% commission rebate.

A Certificate of Occupancy, also abbreviated to C of O or CO, is a real estate document used by the Department of Buildings to indicate a building’s legal use as well as the type of permitted occupancy. For example, a CO will state whether a building is a residential, commercial, or mixed-use property. A certificate of occupancy will also indicate the number of residences or units that are allowed in the building.

Thinking of moving to Los Angeles but don't want to be right in the heart of the action? Luckily several gorgeous suburbs of LA offer spacious homes, low crime, and a high quality of life. Here is a look at some of the best suburbs of Los Angeles.

With a booming economy, affordable cost of living, and exciting culture, Dallas is one of the best places to live in Texas. But like any major city, it has its rougher areas you’ll want to avoid. Read on to discover the best neighborhoods in Dallas. 

There are so many luxury condos in NYC that it can be hard to choose between them. Read on to discover the best condominium buildings in New York City, from Manhattan to Brooklyn, and Queens.

If you're making a salary of $80,000 per year, you can likely afford a house worth between $200,000 and $300,000. You should spend no more than $1867 per month on your mortgage payment if you want to stick to the 28% rule recommended by most experts, which should afford you a house in that range. But the exact amount you can afford will also depend on the size of your down payment and other financial factors.

With a $150,000 salary, you could likely afford a home worth between $380,000 and $525,000, assuming you make a 5-20% down payment and avoid spending more than 28% of your gross income on your mortgage payment. Here is a closer look at some factors that will impact your mortgage payments and what you can afford based on your current finances.

Dome homes are one of the newer trends in modern housing. Read on to discover geodesic vs. monolithic dome homes, including the pros and cons of each, what they cost, and where you can find them for sale if you'd like to buy one.

To afford a $500,000 home, you need an income of at least $120,000 per year to feel comfortable managing the mortgage payment and other associated costs.

Many New Yorkers are familiar with constant movement. But, unfortunately, when it comes to furnishing a new space, the cost can be high. That’s why furniture rental companies can be a great option. Let’s look at some of the best in NYC. 

Real estate is a popular genre that has been growing on reality TV and the docuseries circuits. One of the subgenres that you might have gotten into is house flipping—the art of buying a distressed property, rehabbing it, and then selling it for a profit. Read on to discover the best house-flipping shows to stream right now.

If you’re currently in the market for a home or considering putting your home up for sale you’ve probably heard the term seller assist. But, like many real estate terms, most people don’t have a good thorough understanding of the meaning. Maybe you know that it has something to do with mortgages, but you aren’t exactly sure what is involved with a seller assist or how it could benefit you.