In New York City, where buying and selling real estate is a high-stakes endeavor, the topic of historic and landmark designation is frequently raised. There are heated discussions on the subject of listing neighborhoods or buildings on the State and National Register of Historic Places or having them designated by the cityâs Landmarks Preservation Commission. It’s important to know what those organizations do and the distinctions between them. You could even be eligible for significant financial aid for your renovations if you own property in an historic district. State and National Register of Historic Places Administered by the National Park Service, the National Register of […]
Historic districts and landmarking: What they mean and how they could affect you : 6sqft
