April, you need to know, if you buy a co-op, it is not the same thing as buying a condo, or a house. In co-op, you don't own it, you buy shares. Everything is subject to a board approval including your living there. And if you want to rent afterwards (after residing in a place for a year), your tenants will also have to be subject to approval of a board. I hope, this helps.

HI April

Horizon House has 6 buildings, 2 highrises and 4 lower ones. There are different layout such as duplex splits(upsplit and downsplit) and single level units. The units in the highrises(buildings 5 & 6) tend to be higher and the prices vary depending on the views(some have unobstructed NYC views) and also with the upgrades.

It's a great complex with 24 hour doorman, gym, outdoor swimming pool but the maintenance charges are slightly high due to all the amenities(it does include all the utilities though)

Let me know if you'd like for me to email you the listings currently available at the Horizon House~

Jane Myong-ePro, GRI, Broker Associate
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