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What is NYC AC § 26-702?

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This section provides definitions for key terms used in the chapter, including 'Building', 'Total price', 'Capital replacement', and 'Offeror'. These definitions are essential for understanding the context of cooperative and condominium conversions. Applies to entities involved in real estate transactions and conversions.

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§ 26-702 Definitions.

AC § 26-702

As used in this chapter the following words shall mean: a. "Building" any building, group of buildings or development. b. "Total price" (1) with respect to cooperative conversions, the number of all shares in the offering multiplied by the last price per share which was offered to tenants in occupancy prior to the effective date of the plan regardless of number of sales made; (2) with respect to condominium conversions, the sum of the cost of all units in the offering at the last price which was offered to tenants in occupancy prior to the effective date of the plan regardless of number of sales made. c. "Capital replacement" a building-wide replacement of a major component of any of the following systems: (1) elevator; (2) heating, ventilation and air conditioning; (3) plumbing; (4) wiring; (5) window; or, a major structural replacement to the building; provided, however, that replacements made to cure code violations of record shall not be included. d. "Offeror" the offeror, his or her nominees, assignees and successors in interest.

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