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NYC Closing Costs Calculator 2026

Calculate the complete closing costs for buying or selling in New York City — including mansion tax, mortgage recording tax, title insurance, attorney fees, and transfer taxes.

Updated April 2026

NYC Buyer Closing Costs Calculator

Sample Closing Costs at Key Price Points

Purchase PriceDown (20%)Mansion TaxMRT (Condo)Title + AttyOther FeesTotal (Condo)Total (Co-op)
$500,000$100,000$0$7,200$7,000$2,500$16,700$9,500
$800,000$160,000$0$12,320$8,500$3,000$23,820$11,500
$1,000,000$200,000$10,000$15,400$9,500$3,500$38,400$23,000
$1,200,000$240,000$15,000$18,480$10,500$4,000$47,980$29,500
$1,500,000$300,000$22,500$23,100$12,000$4,500$62,100$39,000
$2,000,000$400,000$32,500$30,800$14,000$5,500$82,800$52,000

MRT = Mortgage Recording Tax at 1.925% on loans $500K+ (condo/house). Mansion tax: 1% at $1M, 1.25% at $2M. Co-op saves MRT. Estimates only.

Complete Itemized Buyer Closing Cost List

NYC/NYS Taxes & Government Fees (Buyer)

Title & Insurance

Professional Fees

Prepaid Items (Not Truly "Closing Costs" but Cash Needed)

NYC Seller Closing Costs

Cost ItemRate / AmountOn $1M SaleOn $1.5M Sale
Broker Commission5–6% of sale price$50,000–$60,000$75,000–$90,000
NYC Transfer Tax1% under $500K; 1.425% above$14,250$21,375
NYS Transfer Tax0.4% (0.65% on $3M+)$4,000$6,000
Attorney Fees$2,000–$4,000$3,000$3,500
Co-op Flip Tax (if applicable)1–3% of sale price$10,000–$30,000$15,000–$45,000
Total Seller Costs (no flip tax)~7–8%~$71,000–$81,000~$106,000–$121,000

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much are closing costs for buyers in NYC?
NYC buyer closing costs typically range from 2–6% of the purchase price for condos and houses. Co-ops are cheaper to close (1–3%) because they're exempt from the mortgage recording tax. On a $1M condo purchase, expect $35,000–$45,000 in total closing costs beyond your down payment.
Who pays the mansion tax in NYC?
The buyer pays the NYC mansion tax. It starts at 1% on purchases of exactly $1,000,000 and escalates through 8 tiers to 3.9% on purchases of $25M+. There are no exemptions — primary residences, first-time buyers, and seniors all pay the same rate.
What are seller closing costs in NYC?
NYC sellers typically pay 7–9% of the sale price: broker commission (5–6%), NYC/NYS transfer taxes (~1.825% combined on sales over $500K), attorney fees ($2,000–$4,000), and co-op flip taxes if applicable. On a $1M sale, sellers net roughly $920,000–$930,000 after costs.
Do co-op buyers pay mortgage recording tax?
No. Co-op purchases are exempt from the NYC mortgage recording tax because buyers are purchasing shares in a corporation, not real property. This saves 1.8–1.925% of the loan amount — on a $700,000 loan, that's $13,475 in savings compared to buying a condo of equivalent value.