STAT OF THE DAY: Two-Bedrooms Too Pricey Too
By Tom Acitelli
March 19, 2008 | 2:59 p.m
I wrote in this week's paper about how, even after all the calamitous economic news (like Bear Stearns' collapse), Manhattan rents appear buoyant if not strong. Most of the average rents I cited were for one-bedroom apartments. Here's some March stats on two-bedrooms, from the new report by The Real Estate Group New York:
- $3,858 -- the average for non-doorman two-bedrooms south of 155th Street
- $5,265 -- the average for doorman two-bedrooms south of 155th Street
- $3,905 -- the average for non-doorman two-bedrooms in April 2007
- $5,475 -- the average for doorman two-bedrooms in April 2007
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