Jonathan Miller, president and CEO of Miller Samuel Inc.
NEW YORK CITY—The city's residential market continues to show tangible signs of softening across Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens, according to a report released today by brokerage firm Douglas Elliman Real Estate.
In its report on the three boroughs for the month of August, the brokerage firm says that concessions remain a key part of leasing strategy in Manhattan and Brooklyn and to a lesser degree in Queens.
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