Purchaser Coop

Closing Costs

Patricia Levy at Douglas Elliman Real Estate

Closing Costs

Quick Snapshot

Sellers typically pay the broker commission, attorney fees, and New York City/State transfer taxes. Exact amounts depend on price and property type (condo, co-op, or townhouse). I’ll walk you through a precise estimate for your specific home before we list.

TYPICAL ESTIMATED CLOSING COSTS: CO-OPERATIVE APARTMENTS

FOR THE PURCHASER

Buyer's Attorney

Consult your attorney

Bank Fees

$550-$1,000

Application Fee

$350-$650

Processing Fee

$330-$500

Appraisal Fee

$500-$2,000

Credit Report Fee

$45-100+

Bank Attorney

$1,000-$2,000

Lien Search

$550

UCC-1 Filing Fee

$20-$40 if self-filed in all counties except for Nassau; $75 via TitleVest

UCC-1 Filing Fee (Nassau)

$340 if self-filed ($40 to file + $300 per block); $375 via TitleVest

Mansion Tax is paid by purchaser on transactions that are residential or mixed-use and the purchase price is $1M or above.3

ADDITIONAL EXPENSES

Miscellaneous Co-op Charges

Varies by building

Recognition Agreement Fee

Approx $250

Flip Tax

Please check with building

Maintenance Adjustment

Pro-rates for the month closing

Short-term interest

Equal interest for the balance of month in which you close

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Known for her direct, no-nonsense approach, Patty combines honest advice, sharp negotiation skills, and in-depth market expertise to deliver exceptional results. Every client receives a personalized real estate experience built on strategic guidance, clear communication, and unwavering dedication. Whether buying, selling, or investing on the Upper East Side, Patricia Levy provides the confidence, insight, and advocacy needed to make every move a success.

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