Brooklyn’s High-Income Renter Households More Than Doubled in a Decade

Manhattan remains NYC’s largest market for affluent renters, but Brooklyn accounted for more than half of the city’s growth between 2014 and 2024.

Jonathan O'Kane

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Real Impact: What the October 2026 CPI Report Means for Rental Housing

The October CPI print clears any remaining ambiguity about the December Fed decision.

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Single-Family Renters Are Narrowing the Income Gap With Homeowners

Single-family renters’ average household income rose from 53.9% of homeowners’ income in 2005 to 60.9% in 2024. Original ACS analysis examines the narrowing gap, higher-income households in newer rentals, and the financial hurdles to ownership.

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