New York City, NY
Where Does the Train of Rising Rents Stop in New York?
Updated 1 month ago
Rents Are Going Up in New York City
New York's MTA subway system is an essential part of many New
Yorkers' lives. With as many as 5.7 million riders each
weekday, it truly is the backbone of the city. It should be no
surprise then, that it is one of the first things that people
consider when…
NYC Q1 Evictions Fall Year over Year
Updated 3 months ago
With total evictions in 2018 clocking in at around 21,000, it
would be unfair to characterize evictions in NYC as a problem
affecting a large portion of the population. That said, the Data
Science team at RentHop looked into some of the more interesting
data around evictions in an attempt to…
Erasmus in Brooklyn the Coldest Neighborhood 2 Years Running
Updated 3 months ago
In 2019 Residents Are Still Lacking Heat in the Same
Neighborhoods
While the beginning of 2019 hasn't been as cold as 2018's
bomb cyclone, the 2019 Heat Season has continued to show that
certain parts of the city just aren't getting the heat they need-
despite peoples' complaints to 311. And…
Upper East Side is the Quietest Neighborhood in Manhattan
Updated 3 months ago
In 2018, finding an apartment in NYC continues to be the easiest
part of the process finding a place you actually want to live, on
the other hand, is much more difficult. In the hustle and bustle of
NYC, some people put a huge emphasis on peace and quiet, preferring
for their apartment to be a…
New York Still Unaffordable in 2018
Updated 11 months ago
East Harlem, LES, and Bed-Stuy Among Top NYC List of
Unaffordable Neighborhoods
In 2018, finding an apartment in NYC continues to be the easiest
part of the process-- affording one, however, remains the hardest
part. With median asking rents that vary from expensive
( $1,975 for a 2-bedroom in…
The Effects of the 2016 Election on a Single Trump Building
Updated 12 months ago
In the 2016 elections, Hillary Clinton won New York City with
79% of the vote. In Manhattan, that number was 86.6%. On
the island where Donald Trump first made a name for himself as a
real estate developer, fewer than 1 in 5 residents voted for him.
We decided to look at this situation through…
Rats Continue to Thrive in New York City Especially During Summer
Updated 12 months ago
Have you ever come across a group of rats carrying bits and pieces
of leftover food while scurrying across the empty pavement on your
way home? As New Yorkers, most of us have had a fair share of
unexpected run-ins and incidents with rats. It is widely known that
rats are rampant in the city…
Is New York City Finally Getting Cheaper?
Updated 13 months ago
Next Stop - Lower Rent
New York's MTA subway system is an essential part of many New
Yorkers' lives. With as many as 5.7 million riders each
weekday, it truly is the backbone of the city. It should be no
surprise then, that it is one of the first things that people
consider when looking to rent…
Moving 2 Blocks Outside Of Your Current Neighborhood Could Save You A Lot In Rent
Updated 14 months ago
Throughout the past year, we've seen a mix of
neighborhoods becoming more expensive while others have
developed more stabilized rents for its tenants.
Finding affordable apartments in NYC is a difficult and
daunting task. That's why we here at RentHop dived into street
boundaries to determine…
A 10 Minute Walk Could Be Worth 10% Off Your Rent
Updated 17 months ago
NYC Rental Prices by Subway Proximity
If you're like most New Yorkers, you (unfortunately) rely
heavily on the subway to get you where you need to go. As such,
proximity to the nearest subway is a determining factor when
choosing your next apartment. With the subway as the backbone of
the city…
