Renters are finding few reasons to sign leases in Manhattan, and even fewer to pay a premium to live there in the Covid-19 era
NEW YORK: Manhattan renters have never had this many apartments to choose from. And it’s been seven years since rents were this low.
September proved to be another winning month for bargain-hunters committed to finding a place in New York City’s costliest borough – and another month of worry for landlords trying to fill mounting vacancies.
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