Manhattan luxury rentals are breaking records as apartments now go for over $100,000 a month. New York City's pied-à-terre tax gives wealthy buyers another reason to rent.
- Manhattan luxury rents are reaching record highs, exceeding $100,000 per month, partly influenced by New York City's new pied-à-terre tax.
- Real estate CEO Eddie Shapiro attributes the soaring rents to a combination of strong demand, inflation, and the new tax, emphasizing that high prices reflect capitalism and a free economy.
- While the tax may encourage some wealthy individuals to rent rather than buy, Shapiro believes the underlying market dynamics and New York City's enduring appeal will continue to drive real estate activity.
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