As of this writing, there are 17,358 apartments for rent in core areas of New York City with the Manhattan median rent now coming in at $2,783/month. Rents have been falling for months, and Crain's New York Business speculates that this trend is likely to continue at least into the first half of the year. It is most likely that things will pick up again once more people get vaccinated and the city's jobs reach pre-pandemic levels.
In the second full week of January 2021, core areas of New York saw the prices of over 1,000 apartments reduced. A full list of discounted listings may be found below, and we compiled a selection of apartments reduced by 30 percent or more.
In the second full week of January 2021, core areas of New York saw the prices of over 1,000 apartments reduced. A full list of discounted listings may be found below, and we compiled a selection of apartments reduced by 30 percent or more.
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All images of 31 East 31st Street via M.N.S.
All images of 570 Broome Street via Compass
All images of Stonehenge 18 via Stonehenge
All images of 45 Park Avenue via Compass
All images of The Parkside Brooklyn via Clipper Equity
All images of Gramercy Park Hotel via Compass
All images of 409 East 51st Street via Compass
All images of 88 Jane Street via Compass
All images of 307 West 29th Street via M.N.S.
All images of 242 Mott Street via Blueground US
All images of La Premiere via Blueground US
All images of The Habitat via OMG Marketing
All images of Stonehenge 33 via Stonehenge
All images of 189 Hester Street via MNS
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