Riverfront Park includes loft buildings, high- and mid-rise condominiums, low-rise condos, brownstones, and townhomes. Start by identifying the building and home type. Then compare the floor plan, whether the home is single-level or multi-level, assigned parking and storage, and the outdoor space included with the unit.
Each building has its own homeowners association, and Riverfront Park also has a master association. Ask for both sets of documents and separate the fees and services covered by each association before comparing monthly costs. The neighborhood has a 0.5% transfer assessment on sales, so confirm how that charge appears in the contract and closing figures.
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Kenna Real Estate Group can help you compare floor plans, association documents, parking, storage, and total ownership costs before you choose which homes to tour.