Cooperative Approach to Food for the Elderly, Inc.

Registration #258912 · Registered Apr 13, 1973

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Typical dues in this area

25th pct / mo$1,300

Median / mo$2,200

75th pct / mo$2,700

The shaded band is the middle half of paying households (25th–75th percentile); the dot marks the median.

Among smaller condo / co-op buildingsin this community's Census area, the middle half pay roughly $1,300–$2,700 a month, and about 46% report paying an association fee. Use it to sanity-check whether this association's dues are high or low for the area — it is an area benchmark, not this association's actual dues.

From the U.S. Census Bureau's public American Community Survey (PUMS) 5yr estimates, summarized for this area (PUMA). An area-wide estimate, not a property-specific figure.

Shared structures

1mapped building

Roughly 4,436sq ft of mapped roofline and exterior across the community — the shared structure your dues (and the reserve fund) are meant to keep up. A bigger footprint generally means a bigger roof/exterior bill down the line, so it's worth knowing when you're reading a reserve study or a special-assessment notice.

Mapped from public building-outline data, matched to this community by address — an estimate, not a survey. This community matched to a single nearby structure rather than a full outline, so treat it as directional.

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