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Cooperative unit buyers may not accurately weigh their share of the building's mortgage.

Cooperative unit sales and prices remained a weak link in achieving total recovery.

Especially the family farm had a benign influence as a natural cooperative unit where everybody had real duties and responsibilities.

It is part of the municipal cooperative unit Parkstad Limburg.

As for depreciation, if either a condominium or a cooperative unit is used for business purposes it may be depreciated over 27.5 years.

It involves millions of nests and billions of insects, and is the largest cooperative unit ever found.

Survival depended upon a cooperative unit, a Clan or a Camp or a Cave, a group who would work together and help each other.

The term includes an individual condominium unit, cooperative unit, manufactured home, mobile home, or trailer if it is used as a residence.

The cooperative unit size is the number of adjacent bases that tend to unwind as a single unit due to the effects of positive cooperativity.

Tenants of apartments and owners of condominiums and cooperative units have to pay five times the effective property-tax rate that homeowners pay.

Amar Kutir is a cooperative unit that produces leather goods, kantha stitched saris, bamboo crafts and batik at a reasonable price.

They are learning precisely what hormonal signals impel males and females to pair up into cooperative units and assume the demands of rearing and protecting young.

They comprise mostly rental apartments as well as condominium and cooperative units and two- and three-family homes, mainly for families with low and moderate incomes.

Goodstein Development, a Manhattan company active in commercial and residential projects, has purchased three beachfront hotels on Dune Road and is converting them into cooperative units.

In the luxury market, apartment owners who try to rent often find themselves in competition with developers of newly built condominium and cooperative units who cannot find buyers.

The Bluestone Organization, one of the developers selected, will construct 75 limited-equity cooperative units - whose financing structure is intended to reduce the amount of money needed upfront.

The Gala Realty Company has finished rehabilitating six brick apartment houses at different sites off Flatbush Avenue and has sold 60 of the 80 cooperative units.

Mr. Ackerman helped broker a deal to instead build 179 cooperative units, a development not unlike the one he grew up in Queens, where low-income families owned shares of the complex.

The proposed building, a 16-story structure with church facilities on the first four floors and 96 cooperative units above, is intended to help house Ukrainian parishioners who have recently come back to the area.

Last Owner Owes $80 Million Mr. Kluver did not identify the seller, but noted that several previous prospective investors in the hotel had planned to convert it to cooperative units.

The Low Interest Rate Mortgage Program provides up to 97 percent financing on one- to four-family dwellings, including condominium units, and 90 percent financing for cooperative units and mobile homes.

Insignia Financial Group is the largest manager of multifamily residential properties in the United States, with a nationwide portfolio of about 275,000 units, including approximately 59,000 condominium and cooperative units in the New York metropolitan area.

Over the aeons they have become so thoroughly integrated into the cooperative unit that became the eukaryotic cell, that it has become almost impossible to detect the fact, if indeed it is a fact, that they were once separate bacteria.

Karen Hill, who has been seeking developers on behalf of the city to fulfill the long-term requirements of the housing plan, is understood to be negotiating to buy cooperative units in an apartment complex that is in financial difficulty in northwest Yonkers.