“People want to live where they are working, so office construction drives residential properties, and all of these companies want to be in Manhattan,” says Baker. “Highly educated, younger people, 24 to 35-year-olds with a bachelor’s degree are moving into Manhattan.” In contrast, the outer areas in the state of New York have been decreasing in population.
The financial sector accounts for more that one-quarter of total wages paid and there is expansions by private equity investors, M&A and hedge funds. The growth in the financial sector has been higher that the national average however they have been seeing some of the bigger banks still laying off employees and reducing bonuses. However they do believe that with the profits of the six largest US banks substantially growing with deregulation assisting there may be a greater jump in the sector.
The outer boroughs offering lower prices, larger apartment sizes and more amenities.
At the end of the day, NYC will remain an attractive area for renters to be moving to. Baker states “New York is New York. It’s not going anywhere. People want to live here. It’s proven time over time. It doesn’t matter how many units are built. People want to live here at the end of the day.”
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