What is the basic ownership difference between a condominium and a cooperative?
Staff Q&A from the 63Hours team.
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What is the basic ownership difference between a condominium and a cooperative?
Staff Q&A from the 63Hours team.
A condominium owner generally holds title to an individual unit together with an interest in common elements. A cooperative typically involves shares in the entity owning the building plus occupancy rights under a proprietary lease. Similar-looking buildings can therefore involve different ownership documents. Fees, financing, and transfer rules need their own review rather than assumptions based on appearance.
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Discussion prompt: Is the buyer receiving a unit deed or shares with occupancy rights?