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Manhattan average rent drops below $3,000 for first time in nearly a decade: Report

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The median asking rent for a Manhattan home has fallen below $3,000 per month for the first time in nine years, according to a report released Friday from New York City real estate firm StreetEasy.

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Report: Manhattan Rent Drops Below $3,000 For 1st Time Since 2011

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — The coronavirus pandemic continues to affect the Manhattan real estate market.According to StreetEasy, the median rent has fallen below $3,000. That is the lowest price since 2011.MORE FROM CBS NEW YORK Stimulus Package Update: While Politicians Negotiate, Economic Damage ContinuesAt Least 3 Dead After Night Of Gun Violence In New York City; NYPD Reports 94% Increase In ShootingsFormer Employee Of Yonkers Forever 21 Accus…

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The Hill

Median rent in Manhattan falls below $3,000 for first time in nearly a decade

The median asking rent for a Manhattan home has fallen below $3,000 per month for the first time in nine years, according to a report released Friday from New York City real estate firm

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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The Business Journals

Manhattan asking rent falls below $3,000 for first time in 9 years, report says

About 45% of Manhattan rental listings on StreetEasy were discounted in Q3, as landlords looked to attract tenants amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new report by StreetEasy.

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NY Daily News

Median Manhattan rent drops below $3,000 for first time in nearly a decade, real estate site finds

The last time median rent in Manhattan was below $3,000 was in 2011.

3 years ago·New York, United States

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abc 7 NY

Manhattan average rent drops below $3,000 for first time in nearly a decade: Report

Massive discounts have caused the average rent in Manhattan to drop to a low not seen in nearly a decade.

3 years ago·New York, United States

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Forbes

Average Rent In Manhattan Drops Below $3,000 For First Time Since 2011

There are about 30,000 more apartments available to rent in Manhattan than there were at the same period in 2019, a 70% increase.

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Report: Manhattan Rent Drops Below $3,000 For 1st Time Since 2011

Report: Manhattan Rent Drops Below $3,000 For 1st Time Since 2011

Median rent in Manhattan falls below $3,000 for first time in nearly a decade

Median rent in Manhattan falls below $3,000 for first time in nearly a decade

Manhattan asking rent falls below $3,000 for first time in 9 years, report says

Manhattan asking rent falls below $3,000 for first time in 9 years, report says

Median Manhattan rent drops below $3,000 for first time in nearly a decade, real estate site finds

Median Manhattan rent drops below $3,000 for first time in nearly a decade, real estate site finds

Manhattan average rent drops below $3,000 for first time in nearly a decade: Report

Manhattan average rent drops below $3,000 for first time in nearly a decade: Report

Average Rent In Manhattan Drops Below $3,000 For First Time Since 2011

Average Rent In Manhattan Drops Below $3,000 For First Time Since 2011

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