Seward Park co-op board voids sale of one-bedroom that went at auction for $329G
BY Barbara Ross
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Thursday, December 1 2011, 9:13 PM
“Linda Salamon thought she won the real estate lottery last May when she bought a $400,000 one-bedroom co-op apartment on the lower East Side for $329,000 at a public auction….”
“…Salamon declined to discuss her battle, but her lawyer Richard Klass said that under state law, the co-op board cannot exercise its right of first refusal because the sale is not voluntary; it was forced by the lender.
“He also noted that Seward Park’s board was notified of the auction and could have bid on the apartment when Salamon won the unit….”
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/seward-park-co-op-board-voids-sale-one-bedroom-auction-33g-article-1.985636#ixzz1gLglMXGb
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