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Manhattan Rents Keep Rising Yadda Yadda

011211rent.jpg The recession is over! And because of that it's even more expensive to live in Manhattan. Compared to 2009, 2010 rents jumped 6.2% for studios, 7.2% for one bedrooms and 5.2% for two bedrooms. And because of the economic bounceback, real estate brokers and landlords aren't offering things like one month free rent or waived broker fees like they were when the economy was bad worse. However, the Manhattan vacancy rate was 1.34% in December, up from 0.88% in July. Not that brokers would lower prices; we wouldn't want any riff raff moving in.

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  • Inconcievable de Impublishable

    Rent is really low in North Williamsburg right now because of the gun violence.

  • Rod

    how about a story on how many billions rudy and mike stole from the tax revenues of battery park city?

    the agreement was that those monies would be dedicated to building affordable housing.

    or you guys at gothamist gotta wait to "aggregate"?

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