The average rent for a one-bedroom in a doorman building went from $3,661 in March 2007 to $3,578 in March 2008. Two-bedrooms in doorman buildings went from $5,555 to $5,265.
Real Estate Group Chief Operating Officer Daniel Baum tells the Associated Press that anticipated job cuts and the sagging dollar “have planted seeds of doubt in the minds” of many New Yorkers.
He says they are responding by sacrificing space and service for cheaper apartments. By “cheaper,” we assume he means less expensive: The average price of a one-bedroom in a doorman
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
New York City 2010
