Rear Yard Depth Requirements for ADUs Under NYC’s City of Yes
Rear yard depth is one of the quiet rules that eliminates many ADU plans. Even when zoning allows an ADU, minimum rear yard depth must…
Rear yard depth is one of the quiet rules that eliminates many ADU plans. Even when zoning allows an ADU, minimum rear yard depth must…
Windows fail far more often because of bad installation than because the window itself is defective. In Staten Island and South Brooklyn, many homes had…
Co op board approval is one of the most intimidating parts of buying in New York City. Unlike condos, co ops require buyers to be…
Rental use is one of the biggest drivers of interest in ADUs, and also one of the most misunderstood. While City of Yes may allow…
Wood rot is one of the most dangerous exterior problems because it hides in plain sight. By the time it becomes obvious, structural damage is…
Condo buyers often focus on price and condition and ignore house rules until after closing. That mistake can create serious lifestyle and financial issues. Condo…
Lot coverage is one of the most overlooked zoning rules when homeowners think about ADUs. Under City of Yes, zoning may allow ADUs, but lot…
Decks and balconies are some of the most dangerous exterior features when they are built or modified incorrectly. In Staten Island and South Brooklyn, many…
Buyer contingencies are one of the most misunderstood parts of a real estate contract. In NYC, contingencies define when a buyer can walk away without…
Even when zoning allows an ADU, nothing gets built without Department of Buildings approval. Under City of Yes, ADUs may be permitted As of Right…