The Benefits of Choosing to Live in a Co-op vs. a Condo
- Matt Miner,
- October 22, 2020
If you’re searching for a condo to buy in Seattle, you’ll likely come across some co-op buildings in your home search adventures. So what’s the difference between a co-op and a condo, and what are the pros and cons?
What is the technical difference between a co-op and a condo?
First of all, we want to clear up this difference:
What are the benefits of a co-op over a condo?
Our latest listing is a 1-bedroom, 1-bath in the Princeton Co-operative in the heart of Capitol Hill. Many people are unfamiliar with what living in a co-op actually entails. Here are a few big benefits that many co-op dwellers enjoy:
Our latest Capitol Hill co-op listing is a 1-bedroom, 1-bath in the Princeton Co-operative.
You can read more about what being a member of the Princeton Co-operative entails to get a better sense of co-op life:
The Princeton Co-operative offers much more than just a place to live—here, you can become friends with your neighbors and truly become part of a community. When COVID-19 is over, residents are looking forward to enjoying building Christmas parties, summer barbecues, work parties, and board meetings in person once again!
And since the Princeton Co-operative is owned and operated by members, you get to have a say in the direction of the building.
Here are a few of the projects that members have worked on together, and the costs associated with living in the building.
In everything that I do as your REALTOR®, I have one guiding principle in mind: To make certain that your home-buying or selling experience is a happy, successful, wonderful life experience! We build trust and security with our clients using knowledge and transparency.