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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 Report: Manhattan rents continue to riseamNY Surprise, Surprise: New York Becomes Even Less AffordableVillage Voice (blog) all 8 news articles »

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 »

Redmond OKs Law to Prevent Landlords from Refusing Voucher Tenants - Patch.com

Redmond OKs Law to Prevent Landlords from Refusing Voucher Tenants Patch.com The new legislation prohibits Redmond landlords from refusing rental to individuals based solely on their use of a Section 8 housing voucher. By Caitlin Moran Beginning next week, Redmond landlords will no longer be able to refuse rental to tenants ... and more »

Local apartment rents continue to hover near record high - Colorado Springs Gazette

Local apartment rents continue to hover near record high Colorado Springs Gazette Rents at Colorado Springs-area apartments hovered near a record high late last year — part of a two-year climb in renter costs that's expected to continue as demand for multi-family properties remains strong, industry experts say.