Closing costs are calculated as the sum of fixed fees and percentage-based fees tied to the property value or loan amount.
Where C is the total closing costs. Fi represents individual fixed fees like appraisals or recording fees. V is the property value or loan amount. rj represents specific rate-based costs like origination fees, transfer taxes, or the mansion tax.
Down payment: $370,000
Customary and negotiable between buyer and seller. Shown for context — this is not part of your cash to close.
Estimates only — this is not tax, legal, financial, or lending advice. Figures are illustrative and depend on facts a calculator cannot see: your rate and terms, credits, exemptions, building rules, and current law. Rates and thresholds change. Confirm every number with your attorney, accountant, or lender before you rely on it or act on it. Tax rates verified 2026.
Calculations provided by The Finelli Team at Compass — NYC real estate experts who turn numbers into neighborhoods. For personalized guidance, reach out at jamesfinelliteam.com.
Closing costs vary by building type, price, and financing. An agent can break down exactly what to expect for your deal — no surprises on closing day.
Talk to an agent about closingBuying in New York City comes with costs beyond the purchase price. This calculator estimates your buyer closing costs — mansion tax, mortgage recording tax, title insurance, lender fees, and prepaid taxes and insurance — and shows the seller's transfer taxes separately so the two are never confused.
They are the fees and taxes a buyer pays at closing, usually about 3–6% of the purchase price. The largest line items are the mansion tax for purchases of $1 million or more and the mortgage recording tax when you finance.
It applies to purchases of $1 million and up and is charged on the entire purchase price using graduated rates — not just the amount over $1 million. The calculator pulls the current brackets from The Finelli Team's live tax data.
No. A co-op purchase is a transfer of shares and a proprietary lease, so the mortgage recording tax generally does not apply and title insurance is handled differently. Select the property type to see the difference.
New York transfer taxes are typically paid by the seller. This calculator lists them separately and excludes them from your buyer total, so you see exactly what you owe.
NYC buyers typically pay about 3–6% of the purchase price, driven by the mansion tax, mortgage recording tax, title insurance, lender fees, and prepaid taxes and insurance. All-cash purchases pay less because there is no loan.
The buyer, on purchases of $1 million or more. It is a graduated tax applied to the whole purchase price, not just the portion above $1 million.
Generally not the mortgage recording tax, and title insurance is handled differently — a co-op purchase is a transfer of shares plus a proprietary lease, so several condo-specific costs do not apply.
No. This calculator shows seller-paid transfer taxes separately and excludes them from the buyer's cash-to-close total.
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