Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2012

he New York City Rent Guidelines Board is proud to offer the newest edition of our year-end publication, Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2012. With the latest information on housing supply changes; tenant income and affordability; owner revenues and costs; economic trends; and multifamily mortgages, Housing NYC is an wide-ranging compendium of research on the state of the City’s rental market.

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2012 comprises all six of the Rent Guidelines Board studies released in 2012: the Price Index of Operating Costs; the Income and Expense Study; the Income and Affordability Study; the Housing Supply Report; the Mortgage Survey Report and the Changes to the Rent Stabilized Housing Stock in NYC in 2011 study. In addition, the book contains the 2012-13 apartment, loft and hotel guidelines adopted by the Board, a glossary of rent regulation terms and comprehensive data from the recently released 2011 NYC Housing and Vacancy Survey.

Housing NYC, published in both printed book and CD format, may be ordered by phone, mail, or in person exclusively through CityStore. For more ordering information, please contact CityStore by dialing 311 (from within NYC) or 212-NEW-YORK (from outside NYC). Price: $30 for either the book or CD; $50 for both (plus tax & shipping).

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2011

he New York City Rent Guidelines Board is proud to offer the newest edition of our year-end publication, Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2011. With the latest information on housing supply changes; tenant income and affordability; owner revenues and costs; economic trends; and multifamily mortgages, Housing NYC is an wide-ranging compendium of research on the state of the City’s rental market.

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2011 comprises all six of the Rent Guidelines Board studies released in 2011: the Price Index of Operating Costs; the Income and Expense Study; the Income and Affordability Study; the Housing Supply Report; the Mortgage Survey Report and the Changes to the Rent Stabilized Housing Stock in NYC in 2010 study. In addition, the book contains the 2011-12 apartment, loft and hotel guidelines adopted by the Board, a glossary of rent regulation terms and comprehensive data from the most recent NYC Housing and Vacancy Survey.

Housing NYC, published in both printed book and CD format, may be ordered by phone, mail, or in person exclusively through CityStore. For more ordering information, please contact CityStore by dialing 311 (from within NYC) or 212-NEW-YORK (from outside NYC). Price: $30 for either the book or CD; $50 for both (plus tax & shipping).

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2010

The New York City Rent Guidelines Board proudly presents the current edition of our year-end publication, Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2010. With the most recent information on economic trends; owner revenues and costs; housing supply changes; multifamily mortgages; and tenant income and affordability, Housing NYC is an extensive compilation of research on the state of New York City’s rental housing market.

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2010 features all six NYC Rent Guidelines Board studies produced this year: Price Index of Operating Costs; Housing Supply Report; Income and Expense Study; Income and Affordability Study; Mortgage Survey Report and Changes to the Rent Stabilized Housing Stock in NYC in 2009. In addition, the book contains 2010-2011 apartment, loft and hotel guidelines adopted by the Board; data from the 2008 NYC Housing and Vacancy Survey and a glossary of rent regulation terms.

Housing NYC, published in both printed book and CD format, may be ordered by phone, mail, or in person exclusively through CityStore. For more ordering information, please contact CityStore by dialing 311 (from within NYC) or 212-NEW-YORK (from outside NYC).

$30 (plus tax & shipping) for either the book or CD; $50 (plus tax & shipping) for both versions.

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2009

The New York City Rent Guidelines Board proudly presents the latest edition of our year-end publication, Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2009. With the most recent information on economic trends; owner revenues and costs; housing supply changes; multifamily mortgages; and tenant income and affordability, Housing NYC is an extensive compilation of research on the state of New York City’s rental housing market.

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2009 features all six NYC Rent Guidelines Board studies produced this year: Income and Expense Study; Price Index of Operating Costs; Income and Affordability Study; Housing Supply Report; Mortgage Survey Report and Changes to the Rent Stabilized Housing Stock in NYC in 2008. In addition, the book contains 2009-2010 apartment, loft and hotel guidelines adopted by the Board; recently released data from the 2008 NYC Housing and Vacancy Survey and a glossary of rent regulation terms.

Housing NYC, published in both printed book and CD format, may be ordered by phone, mail, or in person exclusively through CityStore. For more ordering information, please contact CityStore by dialing 311 (from within NYC) or 212-NEW-YORK (from outside NYC).

$30 (plus tax & shipping)

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2008

The New York City Rent Guidelines Board is proud to offer the newest edition of our year-end publication, Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2008. With the latest information on housing supply changes; tenant income and affordability; owner revenues and costs; economic trends; and multifamily mortgages, Housing NYC is a wide-ranging compendium of research on the state of the City’s rental market.

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2008 comprises all six of the Rent Guidelines Board studies released in 2008: the Price Index of Operating Costs; the Income and Expense Study; the Income and Affordability Study; the Housing Supply Report; the Mortgage Survey and the Changes to the Rent Stabilized Housing Stock in NYC in 2007 study. In addition, the book contains the 2008-09 apartment, loft and hotel guidelines adopted by the Board, a glossary of rent regulation terms and comprehensive data from the 2005 NYC Housing and Vacancy Survey.

Housing NYC, published in both printed book and CD format, may be ordered by phone, mail, or in person exclusively through CityStore. For more information, please contact the CityStore by dialing 311 (from within NYC) or 212-NEW-YORK (from outside NYC).

$28 (plus tax & shipping)

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2007

We are proud to offer the 2007 edition of our annual publication, Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2007. With information on economic trends, owner revenues and costs, multifamily mortgages, tenant income and affordability, and housing supply changes, Housing NYC is an extensive compilation of research on the New York City rental market today.

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2007 contains all six of the Rent Guidelines Board reports issued during 2007: Price Index of Operating Costs; Income and Expense Study; Income and Affordability Study; Housing Supply Report; Mortgage Survey and the Changes to the Rent Stabilized Housing Stock in NYC in 2006 study. In addition, the book contains the 2007-08 apartment, loft and hotel guidelines adopted by the Board, a glossary of rent regulation terms and comprehensive data from the 2005 Housing and Vacancy Survey.

For the second year, Housing NYC is being offered in both CD as well as in book format. Orders for either version may be placed through CityStore. For more information, please contact the CityStore by dialing 311 (from within NYC) or (212) NEW-YORK (from outside NYC).

$28 (plus tax & shipping)

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2006

We are proud to offer the 2006 edition of our annual publication, Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2006. With recent information on economic trends, owner revenues and costs, multifamily mortgages, tenant income and affordability, and housing supply changes, Housing NYC is an extensive compilation of research on the New York City rental market today.

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2006 contains all six of the Rent Guidelines Board reports issued during 2006. In addition, the book contains the 2006-07 apartment, loft and hotel guidelines adopted by the Board, a glossary of rent regulation and, for the first time, comprehensive data from the most recent 2005 NYC Housing and Vacancy Survey.

For the first time, Housing NYC is being offered as a CD as well as in book format. Orders for either version may be placed through CityStore. For more information, please contact the CityStore by dialing 311 (from within NYC) or (212) NEW-YORK (from outside NYC).

$28 (plus tax & shipping)

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2005

With information on economic trends, owner revenues and costs, multifamily mortgages, tenant income and affordability, and housing supply changes, Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2005 is an extensive compilation of research on the New York City rental market today.

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2005 contains all six of the Rent Guidelines Board reports issued during 2005. In addition, the book contains the 2005-06 apartment, loft and hotel guidelines adopted by the Board, comprehensive data from the 2002 NYC Housing and Vacancy Survey, a glossary of rent regulation and more.

Copies are limited. To purchase a copy of Housing NYC 2004, call the NYC Rent Guidelines Board at 212-385-2934.

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Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2004

With up-to-date information on economic trends, owner revenues and costs, multi-family mortgages, tenant affordability, and changes in the housing supply, Housing NYC is the most extensive compilation of research on NYC's rental market. Last year's new report, "Changes to the Rent Stabilized Housing Stock," has also been updated to reflect 2004 data. Also included are tables from the 2002 Housing and Vacancy Survey.

Copies are limited. To purchase a copy of Housing NYC 2003, call the NYC Rent Guidelines Board at 212-385-2934.

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Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2003

New this year is a report detailing the changes in the NYC rent stabilized housing stock. Also included are updated tables from the 2002 Housing and Vacancy Survey. With up-to-date information on economic trends, owner revenues and costs, multi-family mortgages, tenant affordability, and changes in the housing supply, Housing NYC is the most extensive compilation of research on NYC's rental market.

Copies are limited. To purchase a copy of Housing NYC 2003, call the NYC Rent Guidelines Board at 212-385-2934.

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Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2002

With up-to-date information on economic trends, owner revenues and costs, multi- family mortgages, tenant affordability, and changes in the housing supply, Housing NYC is the most extensive compilation of research on NYC's rental market.

Copies are limited. To purchase a copy of Housing NYC 2002, call the NYC Rent Guidelines Board at 212-385-2934.

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Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2001

New this year is an expanded glossary including many rent stabilization, rent control and other housing and economic terms. With up-to-date information on economic trends, owner revenues and costs, multifamily mortgages, tenant affordability, and changes in the housing supply, Housing NYC is the most extensive compilation of research on NYC's rental market.

Copies are limited. To purchase a copy of Housing NYC 2001, call the NYC Rent Guidelines Board at 212-385-2934.

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Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2000

New this year are 18 pages of detailed tables from the 1999 Housing and Vacancy Survey. With up-to-date information on economic trends, owner revenues and costs, multifamily mortgages, tenant affordability, and changes in the housing supply, Housing NYC is the most extensive compilation of research on NYC's rental market.

Copies are limited. To purchase Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 2000, call the NYC Rent Guidelines Board at 212-385-2934.

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Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends 1999

Includes housing information from 1999 on economic trends, owner revenues and costs, multifamily mortgages, tenant affordability, and changes in the housing supply.

Copies are limited. To purchase a copy of Housing NYC 1999, call the NYC Rent Guidelines Board at 212-385-2934.

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Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends '98

Includes income and expense data, our price index of operating costs, and studies on mortgage financing and housing affordability. In 1998, we included a special report gauging the effect of the 1997 Rent Regulation Reform Act of 1997 on rents, called the "Recent Movers Survey." Detailed Charts and Appendices make this an important reference.

Copies are limited. To purchase a copy of Housing NYC 1998, call the NYC Rent Guidelines Board at 212-385-2934.

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Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends '97

Includes the most recent income and expense data, our price index of operating costs, and studies on mortgage financing and housing affordability. This year we have also included a new section on the "State of the Rental Market, 1997". Detailed Charts and Appendices make this an important reference.

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Copies are limited. To purchase a copy of Housing NYC 1997, call the NYC Rent Guidelines Board at 212-385-2934.

Rent Stabilized Manhattan: An Apartment Building Income and Expense Profile (Published January, 1997)

A publication for those who need detailed operating and expense data for Manhattan buildings.

Rent Stabilized Manhattan (RSM) is a comprehensive examination of the finances of rent stabilized buildings in Manhattan. It includes detailed income and expense data for rent stabilized buildings in ten Manhattan neighborhoods. Data is broken out for pre-war and post-war buildings and by size of building. A separate chapter of the publication is devoted to each Manhattan neighborhood. Here are a few of the statistics in the Upper East Side chapter:

• The Upper East Side has 123,000 households of which 86,000 rent.
• The average rent for prewar apartment units ($740) far surpasses the Manhattan average ($581). Landlords' net operating income for these units is high too - $358 vs. the borough average of $227.
• Operating costs in post war buildings of 100+ units average $887 per unit, of which $296 is real estate taxes.
• Small buildings derive more of their gross revenue from retail uses (16%) than do large buildings (7%).

A sample chapter in Acrobat format is available for downloading.

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Copies are limited. To purchase a copy of Rent Stabilized Manhattan and check its availability, call the NYC Rent Guidelines Board at 212-385-2934.

Older editions of RGB Books

Housing NYC: Rents, Markets and Trends '95 & '96

Rent Stabilized Housing in New York City: A Summary of Rent Guidelines Board Research, 1989 through 1994

Separate annual books, summarizing income and expense data, our price index of operating costs, and studies on mortgage financing and housing affordability, has been published each year since 1989.

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Copies are limited. To purchase a copy of any 1989-1996 book and check its availability, call the NYC Rent Guidelines Board at 212-385-2934.