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Manhattan's renters gain more incentives in apartment glut
Landlords offering a month of free rent or payment of broker fees in order to reach a deal
Published Thu, Nov 10, 2016 · 09:50 PM
New York
MANHATTAN landlords are giving renters more financial incentives than ever in a bid to keep apartments from going empty while the market gets flooded with new supply.
Lease-signing sweeteners, such as a month of free rent or payment of broker fees, were offered on 24 per cent of new rental agreements in October, up from 10 per ce…
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