1100 Park Avenue, Apt 1C

Are you planning on getting a mortgage for this Carnegie Hill Co-op apartment? Most co-ops require a minimum down payment of 20%, but some might even require you to put down 50% of the purchase price of more. If you’re putting 20% down on this $1,250,000 studio home that will end up coming to $62,500.

Closing costs are notoriously high in NYC, but at least you’ll avoid the dreaded mortgage recording tax which doesn’t apply to apartments in cooperative buildings. Coop closing costs are significantly lower due to this.

You’ll also be on the hook for the new progressive New York City mansion tax, which applies to every NYC property that sells for $1 million or more. Rates start at 1% for $1-1.99 Million properties and go up 3.9% for properties priced above $25 Million. You can expect to pay a mansion tax of $12,500 if you purchase this Co-op at 1100 Park Avenue, Apt 1C.

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