Available ​Units

Thank you for your interest in joining our community! 
Please watch this space. When a resident is selling a unit, information will appear here. 
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Purchasing a Co-op

While the Board of Directors may help to facilitate sales of individual units, acquiring a home at Calvert Court largely follows the procedures of other real estate purchases. However, there are a few distinctions that set apart buying a co-op apartment:
  1. ​After negotiating sale of the unit with individual shareholders, typically through their real estate agent, buyers looking to finance must go through a lending institution that approves mortgages for cooperatives. Not all institutions provide this service, but many at Calvert Court have used NCB which provides competitive interest rates.
  2. After receiving bank approval, buyers will meet with an interview committee from Calvert Court in order for the Board to assess whether potential buyers understand the rules and regulations of the cooperative and outline what living in a cooperative means.
  3. After Board approval, the buyer and seller of the individual units may go to settlement, at which time a member of the Board will provide the title company with the relevant stock certificate.​​
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