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Apartment market refuses to cool down - Crain's New York Business

Apartment market refuses to cool down Crain's New York Business Last month, the average rent in Manhattan hit $3352 a month, up 5% from the same time a year ago, according to residential brokerage Citi Habitats. That monthly average figure was also up $41 from December, as apartments of all sizes recorded an uptick ... Hell Has Frozen Over Because Manhattan Rents Haven'tNew York Observer Surprise, Surprise: New York Becomes Even Less AffordableVillage Voice (blog) Report: Manhattan rents continue to riseamNY all 8 news articles »

Apartment construction boom under way in San Antonio - San Antonio Express

Apartment construction boom under way in San Antonio San Antonio Express Rents have been rising, along with apartment occupancy. In the fourth quarter of 2011, apartment occupancy was 91.5 percent and rent averaged 89 cents per square foot, up about 4.3 percent from the year before. Class A properties, considered the nicest ... and more »

Senator seeks Chelsea inquiry - Boston Globe

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Senator seeks Chelsea inquiry Boston Globe By Sean P. Murphy and Maria Sacchetti An influential US senator is demanding a full explanation for why the Chelsea Housing Authority permits three managers to live in public housing projects almost rent-free when there are not enough subsidized ... Senator Calls For Chelsea Housing ProbeWCVB-TV all 32 news articles »

Rezoning advances housing proposal in Waukesha - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Rezoning advances housing proposal in Waukesha Milwaukee Journal Sentinel MSP Real Estate and Development Co. is using low-income housing tax credits from the state to obtain financing for the project, which will have rents somewhat lower than market and aimed at workers earning 60% or less of the county's median income. and more »