*The estimated Unit Share Mortgage cost is calculated as of 9.24.24 and subject to current interest rates. Note that this cost applies only if the Unit Share Price is financed by the buyer.
 
How much do I pay each month? 
You will pay the co-op maintenance fee (this is paid every month is based 
on the square foot size of your home), and the water and electric usage for your home. Your water and electric usage is separately metered for your unit, so you only pay for what you use. You will also pay your mortgage share loan, if you have one. The share loan payment goes away once you have paid off your loan. 
 
What are the monthly charges for?
The co-op charges residents a monthly co-op maintenance fee. The charges cover your proportionate share of operating and maintaining the cooperative, which includes the cooperative corporation’s building mortgage payments, property taxes, management fees, maintenance costs, insurance premiums, common area/building utilities, and contributions to reserve funds. The share loan cost applies only if the buyer chooses to finance a portion of the share price.

Will the co-op maintenance fee change?
The co-op maintenance fee may change over time. This is because it covers the building’s shared operating costs, such as janitorial services, maintenance contracts, and utilities, which can increase or decrease over time. However, most of the fee is allocated to stable long-term costs, helping to minimize significant changes. Any changes to the co-op maintenance fee will be adjusted as necessary by the board and must be approved by the members.

What are the expenses that the Co-op Maintenance Fee doesn’t cover?
Your personal unit electricity, water, phone, internet, parking, and personal insurance for the items in your home.

Is there parking available?
There are 31 parking spaces on the lower level of the building on a first come, first served basis available for $195.00 per month.

What is the required deposit for the reservation agreement?
The deposit is $1000.00 and is fully refundable until a purchase and sale agreement is executed.

Do I pay real estate taxes?
Real estate taxes are paid by the cooperative corporation, as owner of the property. The cost is covered by the monthly co-op maintenance fee. Even though you don’t pay real estate taxes directly, federal tax law allows you to deduct your share of the co-op tax payments, as well as your mortgage interest payments, on your personal income tax return.

Who takes care of the building and property?
A HUD-approved property management company will manage the building operation. The property manager will be responsible for taking care of maintenance and repair work inside your unit and all the areas outside of your unit including lawn care, collecting monthly co-op maintenance fees from co-op owners, paying co-op bills on behalf of co-op owners, keeping the co-op’s financial records, helping to make sure co-op owners are following co-op rules, and assisting the co-op board to prepare the annual co-op budget.

Who takes care of the building and property?
A HUD-approved property management company will manage the building operation. The property manager will be responsible for taking care of maintenance and repair work inside your unit and all the areas outside of your unit including lawn care, collecting monthly co-op maintenance fees from co-op owners, paying co-op bills on behalf of co-op owners, keeping the co-op’s financial records, helping to make sure co-op owners are following co-op rules, and assisting the co-op board to prepare the annual co-op budget.