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Bolla said this week.<br>
Harrington of On-Site.<br>
But residents fully expect the landlord to expend lots of money to
quickly deregulate as many apartments as possible.<br>
"Owners who are offering concessions now are bringing new units to the
marketplace and have a couple hundred units to fill," Malin said.<br>
Lux may be comforted by knowing that landlords apply similarly high
standards to much wealthier tenants.<br>
IN PLAIN LANGUAGE, WHEN VACANCY RATES INCREASE, MORE PEOPLE MOVE AND IT
BECOMES EASIER TO FIND AN APARTMENT. "Landlords are still paying
commissions on Roosevelt Island and in a couple buildings in the
Downtown financial area," said City Connections founder David
Schlamm.<br>
"I don't want to work with people who want me to discriminate.<br>
For now, they'd like to stay in Manhattan.<br>
Jackson, a professor of history at Columbia University.<br>
"We went all the way: the book was approved by the attorney general's
office, the building was built, but at this point we're going to cancel
the book and revert to a rental.<br>
But rent hikes are not solely about recovering operating costs.<br>
Since then, life and family have taken them to Colorado, to Alaska and
most recently to California for months at a time.<br>
MetLife, the biggest U. Rising from a triangular slice of land where a
gas station used to be, the seven-story building, called One Avenue B,
will by next March have 24 apartments. "But who can afford it out of
college? Is Zip Code destiny anymore? He had left the house vacant for
many winters but decided to rent it again because of rising energy
costs.<br>
More important than a doorman, renters are concerned with location and
budget, a number of brokers said.<br>
But the Web sites hosted by New York City brokerages are about more than
merely providing a time-saving way to showcase properties.<br>
"We're going to have a 48-hour Midnight Madness sale! 2, 3, 4 and 5
express trains stop at 125th Street, and the No. 2, 3, 4 and 5 express
trains stop at 125th Street, and the No. Hilton Hotels last month
announced it would build the first ground-up time share development in
the city on West 57th Street on a site it bought in June.<br>
Because the rental business is based on ongoing personal connections,
brokers say the worst landlords are easy to spot, and don't crop up all
that often.<br>
That means developers are going to have to add these high prices to
increasing construction costs, making new projects much costlier over
all. Some are also screening out tenants for various, often
idiosyncratic reasons. In many cases, the broker who has helped rent out
the property can play that role for a fee or by the hour, as needed.<br>
As vacancy rates stayed low in September, rents went up. Tishman Speyer
will serve as managing partner of the joint venture with BlackRock
Realty.<br>
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