What You Need to Know Before You Rent - NYTimes.comFirst Faved : Aug 24 2008 by mohitFaved : 1 time with noteViewed : 15 timesFave It!
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- mohit - Aug 24 2008 | news, real estate, New York City, manhattan, rent
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Quoted: Renters of one-bedrooms in Manhattan could expect to pay $2,691, on average, according to the July listings by Citi Habitats, though that figure has jumped to $3,462 in a doorman building.
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That's certainly in line with Joe's one-bedroom apartment rent in Stuy Town.
Yeah, my friends' places are going through the roof, even in Brooklyn. But I have to say, the rent increases in Seattle are comparable - we're just starting from a lower baseline...
My rent for a 750 sqft 1-bedroom is between 1/4 and 1/3 of that.
Oh yeah, I mean that the percent increase in rent isn't that different - not the actual price (looking at how much my rent's gone up in the last 2 years versus how much my friends' rent has gone up in NY)...