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Sarah Meyohas, Speculation. (Photo: Where Gallery).

‘BitchCoin’ Artist Shows in Chelsea, NYPL Releases Image Trove, and More

The artist that brought us “BitchCoin,” a cryptocurrency modeled after Bitcoin—is beginning a 10-day residency at 303 Gallery in Chelsea this Friday.
By Alanna Martinez
Anna Zarro and Shlomi Reuveni of Town Residential have seen a drastic change in the climate of the rental market. (Arman Dzidzovic)

Last of the Rental Brokers: Travel Agents of Real Estate Press on in Streeteasy World

To the disappointment of some and the jubilation of others, the traditional model of rental brokerage is increasingly endangered, its practitioners set scurrying in the manner of Ice Age scavengers. With the rise of websites the ones like Trulia and Streeteasy, which was founded in 2005 and is by far the dominant operator in New York City, listing information has never been more directly accessible to end users. The position of rental brokers, who once guarded their secrets like priests before the era of Martin Luther, has grown precarious. And those thriving in the present era have largely adopted strategies bearing little semblance to those that prevailed in the past.
By Chris Pomorski

August Is a Disgusting Month To Move In And Other Truths Found In Manhattan Rental Reports

Who wants to move in August?  No one even wants to be in the muggy cesspool of the city, let
By Kim Velsey
Not cheap, but it could be cheaper. (Flodigrip's world, flickr)

Brooklyn Is For Suckers: Seeking Cheaper Deals, Renters Move Back To Manhattan

By Kim Velsey
Cover your eyes! (WalkerSister, flickr)

Manhattan Renters Beware! You’re In For A Scare

By Kim Velsey

What’s Going on With the Rental Market? You Tell Us

By Laura Kusisto

Renter Woes: The End of Free Months and Fake Walls

By William Alden

Keith Haring Meets Mr. Belvedere, for $35K

By Max Abelson

Rental Panel’s Advice: Buy!

By Molly Fischer

A Tale of Four Neighborhoods: Gauging Manhattan’s Apartment Market from Peak to Valley

By Oliver Haydock

Bounce This! No Usual New Year’s Jump for Manhattan Rents

By Oliver Haydock

One Hanson Place Puts Remainders Up for Rent

By Tom Acitelli

Building Stories: Shadowing Manhattan Valley

By Lydia DePillis

Apartment Vacancies Up, Rents Down (But Not Enough!)

By Oliver Haydock

Still Gotta Pay To Live in Manhattan

By Oliver Haydock

Renter’s Market in Manhattan? You Betcha!

By Oliver Haydock

‘Downward Forces’ at Work in Manhattan Apartment Market

By Tom Acitelli

UWS, UES Apts. 4 Rent @ CHEAPER Prices!!!

By Oliver Haydock

Two Mild Views on Rental Brokers

By Tom Acitelli

Stuy Town: It Depends On What Your Definition of Is Is

By Tom Acitelli

The Local: Murray Hell, Fratastic As Ever

By Lysandra Ohrstrom

What Bear Stearns Means for New York Renters

By Tom Acitelli

STAT OF THE DAY: Is The Lower East Side a Deal Anymore?

By Tom Acitelli
George Lucas presents the film "Star Wars - Episode IV: A New Hope" at AFI's 40th Anniversary celebration presented by Target held at Arclight Cinemas on October 3, 2007 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by David Livingston/Getty Images for AFI)

STAT OF THE DAY: One-Bedrooms on Upper East Side, Upper West Side

By Tom Acitelli
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