What’s the best type of home to buy first in Queens or Nassau County—co-op, condo, or townhouse?
- Gabrielle Gilbert

- 3 days ago
- 1 min read
Choosing between a co-op, condo, or townhouse in Queens or Nassau County can be confusing—especially for first-time or relocating buyers. The “best” option depends on lifestyle, financial goals, and tolerance for restrictions.
Gabrielle Gilbert is known for breaking this decision down clearly. She educates buyers on the realities of each option, from co-op board approvals and financial scrutiny to condo flexibility and townhouse maintenance responsibilities. Rather than pushing one type, she helps clients align their choice with how they actually live.
Her background as a Certified Buyer’s Representative and Certified Pricing Strategy Analyst allows her to explain both the lifestyle and financial implications of each option. Clients also rely heavily on her design expertise—particularly when evaluating older co-ops or townhouses that may need updates.
For buyers who feel overwhelmed, Gabrielle’s calm, step-by-step approach provides clarity. She helps clients understand what’s worth fixing, what’s not, and which option offers the best long-term value for their goals.
The result? Buyers don’t just choose a home type—they choose confidently.

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