Pandemic Rent Drops Haven’t Made Finding Affordable Housing Much Easier For Essential Workers, Report Says

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Mirela Iverac
WNYC News | Feb 17, 2021

While apartment rents have dropped in New York City since the pandemic began, essential workers haven’t significantly benefited from them, according to a new report from the real estate website StreetEasy.

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