September 15, 2025 - 04:01
Big Apple tenants have been saving money on dropped broker fees even though landlords try to bake them into higher rents — but the financial gain won’t last, real-estate experts warn.
In recent months, many renters in New York City have experienced a reprieve from the burden of broker fees, which can often amount to a significant percentage of a year’s rent. This change has allowed tenants to allocate their funds toward other living expenses or savings. However, industry insiders caution that this financial relief may be short-lived.
Landlords are increasingly adjusting rental prices to compensate for the loss of broker fees, effectively passing the cost back to tenants. As the rental market continues to evolve, experts predict that the initial savings may dwindle as landlords seek to maintain their profit margins.
Renters are advised to remain vigilant and consider the long-term implications of these changes in the market as they navigate their housing options.
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