Buying into Georgetown Mews is a clear, step-by-step process. Here's what to expect — and how to get started today.
Every purchase is approved by the Board of Directors and built on a complete application package. Applications are reviewed in sequence, so a complete, well-prepared submission keeps your move on schedule.
Step 1
The application process begins with a fully completed and executed contract of sale.
Step 2
Provide references, financial documents, credit reports, and proof of financing when required.
Step 3
The apartment is inspected before any interview is scheduled.
Step 4
Applicants and all proposed occupants meet with the board during scheduled monthly interview sessions.
Step 5
After board approval, parties complete transfer and move-in coordination with management.
Have these ready to keep your application moving toward a board interview.
Common questions about ownership, the application process, interviews, and community standards.
Georgetown Mews Owners Corp. is a residential cooperative in Kew Gardens Hills, Queens. Shareholders own shares in the corporation and occupy their homes within the community.
The cooperative includes 930 garden apartments across nearly 60 acres, with each apartment entrance opening to landscaped grounds.
The property converted into a cooperative in 1986.
Yes. All purchasers must be approved by the Board of Directors before closing.
The process starts with a fully completed and executed contract of sale and proof of financing when financing is required.
Applicants submit references, personal financial information, credit reports, and other supporting documents with a completed purchase application.
Board interviews are scheduled once a month after package completion and apartment inspection.
Yes. The apartment must be inspected and house rules must be in compliance before interview scheduling.
If required materials are missing, the package is returned for completion before review can continue.
Yes. Georgetown is an owner-occupied community.
Subletting is generally not permitted. Limited hardship exemptions may be considered only when policy conditions are fully satisfied and written permission is granted.
If hardship permission is granted, subletting may be approved for up to two years and no longer.
Reach out to the management office to begin a purchase inquiry, request current application guidance, and get your questions answered.
