Featuring real estate articles and information to help real estate buyers and sellers. The Nest features writings from Georges Benoliel and other real estate professionals. Georges is the Co-Founder of NestApple and has been working as an active real estate investor for over a decade.
Colorado is one of the most rapidly growing states in the US because of the high quality of life you get here. This state features fantastic ski resorts, an incredible arts scene, and some of the most highly-ranked schools in… Read More
The wet-over-dry rule in NYC prevents apartment owners from putting wet spaces (bathrooms & kitchens) over dry areas such as living rooms on floors below. The rule prevents water damage and mitigates risks when leaks do occur. The wet over… Read More
Granite countertops are prized in many homes, renowned for their natural beauty, durability, and timeless elegance. But like any investment, granite requires proper care and maintenance to retain its luster and longevity. Whether you’re a seasoned homeowner or just starting… Read More
Becoming a real estate developer is filled with challenges and rewards. This profession requires a unique blend of skills, including a keen understanding of the real estate market, a solid foundation in finance and business, and the ability to manage… Read More
One phrase often stands out in the complex relationship between landlords and tenants in the United States: “normal wear and tear.” This term, commonly included in lease agreements, helps differentiate between the expected deterioration of a property and actual damage… Read More
The income limits for prospective purchasers of HDFC (Housing Development Fund Corporation) properties are not flexible. While these household income limits can vary from one HDFC to another, each building must consistently apply its designated income limit to all buyers.… Read More
If you’ve ever wondered why some NYC apartments sit dark half the year while their owners are off living their actual lives in Connecticut or Miami, you’ve met a pied-à-terre — French for “foot on the ground,” and real estate… Read More
New York City is chock-full of high-rise buildings lining the streets as far as the eye can see. If you’re a property owner in NYC or looking to buy property, you might have heard of Local Law 11 or the… Read More
How to Sell Land in New York starts with preparation, moves to pricing, and ends with choosing the proper selling method – either through a real estate agent, direct to a land buyer, or by owner. This comprehensive guide walks… Read More
Think about your typical well-decorated Apartment. You likely imagine some family photos hanging on shelves, a few houseplants, maybe even a lovely piece of art on the wall. It creates the perfect balance of homey and stylish. But at the… Read More
If you bought a coop in New York City with a mortgage, you have heard of the Aztech Recognition Agreement. People also refer to it as the “Aztec form.” The buyer who applies for a co-op apartment with a mortgage… Read More
The densely populated, culturally diverse, and ultra-busy New York City can make anyone new to the metropolis edgy about personal safety. But media stories don’t always give an accurate picture. NYC’s citywide numbers have actually improved sharply in 2025: 305… Read More
The U.S. has white sandy beaches, charming national parks, and bustling cities. Millions of people flock to the country to sample its scenic spots. It is a land packed with beauty and excitement. However, with its vast size, there are… Read More
Well, you’ve done it. After you hunted for a fantastic co-op in New York City, put together an application, and got your finances in order, you got approved. Well, kind of. According to the paperwork and the news your excited… Read More
They say you are always looking for your next job, apartment, or future love in NYC. Since I am happily married, love my current apartment, and have started my own business, I’ve added a new item to worry about. Where should I… Read More
