NYC: The end of free months, temporary walls and NO BROKER FEE APARTMENTS
By Ashok R Singh (Shoookie), Working hard for YOU UP & DOWN THE EAST COAST!
(Samson Properties)
Here's an interesting article I found on Zillow, I take it with a grain of salt, there still seems to be a ton of NO FEE apartments in NYC, albeit they are in the financial distirct (where studio runs about $3000 per month). Bad news for college grads moving to Manhattan: You can't live here for under $1,300. As a rule, if you are living in Manhattan, it's not impossible, but it's very hard to find anything under $1,300 or $1400.Rents aren't actually that much higher than last year. Average rents are up 3.62 percent from the same period last year. The average rent for a non-doorman studio is $2,077, while a doorman studio is $2,367 (last year: $1,958 and $2,337, respectively). A non-doorman one-bedroom is $2,713, while a doorman one-bedroom is $3,428 (last year: $2,590 and $3,276, re...
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