The Median Rent Myth: Why That Number Isn't What You Think

The median rent includes roughly 2.3 million NYC rental units — most of which are occupied, stabilized, or otherwise unavailable to you. The number you see in headlines reflects the entire market. The number you'll actually pay reflects only what's available right now. That gap is anywhere from $800 to $1,400 a month — and nobody puts it in the headline.

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