Co-ops
Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Co-ops, from most recent to least.
Van Ness Co-op Building Implements Strict Coronavirus Measures
Nena Perry-Brown | March 19th 2020
The building has a large share of residents over 60 years old. ... read »
This Week’s Find: The Most Affordable Co-Op on 14th Street
Nena Perry-Brown | January 29th 2020
The two-bedroom unit has an affordability covenant attached. ... read »
One of DC’s Oldest Homes, The Historic Honeymoon House, Hits the Market
Nena Perry-Brown | July 10th 2017
Today, the Tiber Island Cooperative Homes listed one of the oldest residences in the District. ... read »
Have DC Cooperatives Been Co-opted By Condos?
Nena Perry-Brown | April 19th 2016 | 11 Comments
Thousands of new condos have been built in the DC region over the last decade, and many more are in the pipeline. However, you don't see any new... read »
A $30 Million Assessment in New York City
Lark Turner | June 16th 2014
Every co-op owner's nightmare was realized in New York City when a building's residents took a $30 million assessment. ... read »
UT Reader Asks: Is a Co-op With $1,000 a Month Fees Worth It?
UrbanTurf Staff | November 19th 2013 | 15 Comments
In this installment of UrbanTurf Reader Asks, a reader wants to know if he should be turned off at the thought of purchasing a co-op with fees that... read »
Co-ops for Dummies
Shilpi Paul | October 24th 2013 | 14 Comments
If you're looking to buy a unit in a multifamily building, chances are you've come across a number of co-ops. UrbanTurf wanted to outline a few of... read »
The Pursuit: Finding a Beautiful One-Bedroom in Lanier Heights for $1400/mo
Will Smith | October 8th 2013 | 6 Comments
UrbanTurf publisher Will Smith relates his experience finding a one-bedroom in the charming and previously unfamiliar Lanier Heights. ... read »
A Co-op Building That Pays Its Owners
Shilpi Paul | April 15th 2013 | 2 Comments
A recent article in the New York Times introduced us to a concept that seems almost too good to believe: a co-op building with no maintenance fees... read »
Best New Listings: A Meat Locker, a Craftsman and a Sunroom
Shilpi Paul | May 25th 2012
In this week's edition of Best New Listings, we look at a Capitol Hill row house with an antique meat locker, a Takoma Park Craftsman with an... read »
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