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dockominium
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dockominium

Condominium ownership of a boat slip or dock. The owner sometimes obtains a deed to the small parcel of land under the water and has the right to use the common elements consisting of the docks and perhaps some storage space,bathroom facilities,parking,and other such things.The concept is still relatively new and is meeting legal challenges from people claiming that it is inconsistent with doctrines of public trust and riparian rights.According to opponents, navigable waters are not subject to private ownership and,as a result,no one can sell condo-type rights in a boat slip upon the waters. (Before investing in a dockominium, it might be wise to check out the status of this emerging area of the law.)



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The development includes a board walk and 26 boat slips and was one of the first dockominiums in New York State.
As waterfront property vanishes to high rises, Greyhawk remains constant in their development mission of delivering to the marina community an upgraded facility with dockominiums as a real estate investment.
 
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