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Co-op Fees

Following are all UrbanTurf articles filed under Co-op Fees, from most recent to least.

What Are the Differences Between Condo Fees and Co-op Fees?

What Are the Differences Between Condo Fees and Co-op Fees?

UrbanTurf Staff | January 14th 2025

The differences between condo fees and co-op fees might seem small, but there are some key distinctions.... read»

Have DC Cooperatives Been Co-opted By Condos?

Have DC Cooperatives Been Co-opted By Condos?

Nena Perry-Brown | April 19th 2016

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 co-op... read»

A $30 Million Assessment in New York City

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?

UT Reader Asks: Is a Co-op With $1,000 a Month Fees Worth It?

UrbanTurf Staff | November 19th 2013

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 co... read»

Deal of the Week: Dupont Two-Bedroom For Under $440,000

Deal of the Week: Dupont Two-Bedroom For Under $440,000

UrbanTurf Staff | November 7th 2011

Prices for two-bedroom listings in Dupont Circle can range widely, but rarely does a home that fits the legitimate two-bedroom criteria hit the market... read»

Paying the Price: The High Fees Associated With Co-op Living

Paying the Price: The High Fees Associated With Co-op Living

Mark Wellborn | January 14th 2011

For some home buyers out there, it can be a letdown to find an amazing unit only to discover that the monthly fees are higher than you anticipated. We... read»

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