Cooperative Conversion Reports and
Condominium Conversion Reports

New York Condo Conversions and Coop Conversions

The State of New York Office of the Attorney General requires a report prepared by a licensed  Professional Engineer or Registered Architect for condominium and cooperative conversions.  Heimer Engineering can prepare the report required by the State of New York Office of the Attorney General.  For more information on New York State Condominium and Cooperative conversions, Look at the Attorney General's Cooperative and Condominium Conversion Handbook.

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New York State Coop and Condominium Conversions are covered under the following regulations:

• Regulations Governing Newly Constructed and Vacant Cooperatives (Part 21)
• Regulations Governing the Conversion of Occupied Residential Property to Cooperative Ownership (Part 18)
• Regulations Governing Newly Constructed, Vacant or Non-Residential Condominiums (Part 20)
• Regulations Governing the Conversion of Occupied Residential Property to Condominium Ownership (Part 23)
• Regulations Governing Newly Constructed, Vacant Homeowners Associations or Non-Residential Property Owners Associations (Part 22)
• Regulations Governing Timeshare Offering Plans (Part 24)
• Regulations Governing Newly Constructed or Vacant Senior Residential Communities (Part 25)

For more information about the Engineer's report required by the State of New York Office of the Attorney General, call 800.640.8090 or use the online form 24/7 for more information.

New Jersey Condo Conversions

New Jersey Condominium Conversions require a report prepared by a licensed Professional Engineer detailing the condition and the upcoming common expensed for condominiums conversions.  Heimer Engineering can prepare the required report.  For more information about the required report, call 800.640.8090 or use the online form 24/7 for more information.