New York Just Froze the Rent for 1 Million Apartments. Landlords Say the Bill Still Has to Be Paid.
New York’s rent-stabilized apartments face a 0% rent increase for leases beginning October 1, 2026. Landlords say expenses keep climbing.
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New York’s rent-stabilized apartments face a 0% rent increase for leases beginning October 1, 2026. Landlords say expenses keep climbing.
Manhattan’s office market is posting lower vacancy and stronger leasing activity than many post-pandemic forecasts anticipated.
Thierry Henry has put his Soho penthouse on the market for $25 million after buying it for $14.85 million.
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New York buyers are competing for limited inventory while rents remain near records, defying the broader national housing slowdown.
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