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Manhattan rents reach another record high

Por: Fox Business Business May 18, 2023

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National Association of Home Builders CEO Jerry Howard breaks down April's housing market index, which showed new home starts rose slightly. reached a record high in April for the second month in a row, according to a new report. Median rent rose to $4,241 last month, up 1.6% from March, according to data from real estate agency Douglas Elliman and appraisal and consultant firm Miller Samuel. That's up 8.1% from a year earlier when... + full article



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