New York’s rental market is a sector of the residential market that covers temporarily rented apartments, condos, or houses. New York is often thought of as a renter’s city, with a high proportion of residents renting rather than owning their homes.
The average American renter is cost-burdened like never before. The typical renter is paying 30 percent of their median income for an average rent, according to a fourth-quarter housing affordability report from Moody’s Analytics....
December marked the fourth straight month in which rents declined nationally, but landlords in Manhattan continued to hold the...
Amid a reckoning over his largely fabricated resume, New York Representative-elect George Santos has managed to stir up a...
Since October, Lev Mavashev has been fielding more and more calls from owners looking to unload rent-stabilized buildings with...
There’s a mystery afoot in New York City’s rental market, where the count of rent-stabilized units fell by 12...
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The following is one of the hundreds of data sets available on TRD Pro — the one-stop real estate...
Since summer, the median price on a Manhattan apartment has held steady as rents had risen as high as...
There are few things that landlords, tenants and elected officials agree on, but they have unified against a common...
Another attempt to count vacant rent-stabilized apartments found earlier estimates exaggerated the problem by tens of thousands of units....
