The Real Deal New York

Shouldering the costs

July 15, 2008 04:41PM
By Alison Gregor

From the July issue: Most real estate developers agree that it’s taking longer to sell out residential projects, and that can spell trouble for a less-than-well-capitalized developer. If a condominium project takes just a month longer to sell out than anticipated, it means a developer has to make an extra interest payment on any loans and shell out for any real estate taxes and maintenance or common charges. Additional marketing expenses add to the financial burden.

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