Is the Long Island City Waterfront Worth It? Commute, Parks, and the Real Tradeoff

Claudia Looi / August 21, 2026

Is the Long Island City waterfront worth living on? Yes, if a four-minute train ride to Grand Central, two NYC […]

Inside a Pre-War One-Bedroom Co-op in Forest Hills: 68-37 108th Street, Apt 5H

Claudia Looi / August 15, 2026

Apartment 5H at 68-37 108th Street is a fifth-floor one-bedroom co-op in The Claremont, a 1939 pre-war building of 72

Claudia Looi / August 15, 2026

Short answer: Yes, but only in two buildings. The Long Island City waterfront has one co-op and one condominium. Everything

The most common guideline in New York real estate is that a co-op corporation should hold a reserve fund equal

A one bedroom co-op in Forest Hills, Queens typically costs between $220,000 and $450,000, with a median around $310,000 to

Short answer: The 80% carpet rule is not a New York City law. It is a house rule set by

Rego Park is one of the most affordable neighborhoods in Queens for co-op living. That is the part most buyers

Every buyer who walks into a Queens open house with a spreadsheet says some version of the same thing. The

Rightsizing is the decision to move into the home that fits the life you live now, not the one you

Most people drive past Rego Park on the way to somewhere else. That is their mistake, and it is your