Co-op (Cooperativa)
Tipo de vivienda donde se compran acciones de la corporación que posee el edificio, no la propiedad en sí. Aproximadamente 70% de las viviendas en NYC son Co-ops. Requieren aprobación de la junta, tienen restricciones de subarrendamiento y pueden ser más difíciles para compradores extranjeros.
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