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Timing for TCO

Started by NYCHB
over 8 years ago
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Member since: Jan 2013
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Hi- I am in contract for a preconstruction condo in queens and inspections for a temporary certificate of occupancy (TCO) are starting in June 7. How long does it typically take for the TCO to be issued once inspections start? Thanks
Response by sf212
over 8 years ago
Posts: 24
Member since: Sep 2016

I'm actually curious too. How long does it take to then get a permanent CofO? Is it the developer's duty to make sure it gets done?

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Response by LuxuryBroker
over 8 years ago
Posts: 66
Member since: Jul 2017

Well, buildings (new developments) can just keep rolling over their TCO. It does happen, especially if work is still ongoing.

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Response by RiddhiBman
over 7 years ago
Posts: 112
Member since: May 2015

Read this first, it's a tricky subject and happens a lot to new build buyers:

https://www.hauseit.com/buying-on-a-temporary-certificate-of-occupancy-nyc/

It'll be after completion if it happens at all, all permits need to be closed out

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Response by CaptainOfTheGate
over 7 years ago
Posts: 78
Member since: Jun 2017

How about soho lofts that consistently roll over TCOs, or have no TCO

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