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New York rents hit six year low
New York metro roommate rents fell in 2021 to the lowest they’ve been in six
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New York metro roommate rents fell in 2021 to the lowest they’ve been in six
Average rents correct as of January 2022 With remote working becoming a permanent fixture for many
Average rents correct as of January 2022 We've put together a handy guide to NYC roommate
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In Downtown LA, you can save just under $20,000 per year by choosing to have a roommate rather than live alone in a 1-bed apartment. In Hollywood, Santa Monica, Westwood and Redondo Beach you will save on average over $15,000.
In TriBeCa, renters are saving over $25K per year by renting with roommates when compared with the average price of a 1-bed apartment in the same area.₃ In Gramercy, SoHo, Chelsea, Greenwich Village and FiDi you can save over $20,000 per year.
Finally, rents in NYC are starting to slow down and, in some cases, fall. On the