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Open in Our App Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Open in Spectrum News App Continue in Browser 54° Toggle navigation All Boroughs May 13, 2024 3:39AM HT 54° New York City, NY EDIT Watch Live | * * Recent Activity * Log Out * Recent Activity * Log In * Latest News * Headlines * Coronavirus Coverage * Public Safety * Education * Health * In The Papers * Mornings On 1 * News All Day * The Rush Hour * NY1 Live at Ten * Weekends On NY1 * In Focus with Cheryl Wills * Exploring Your Health * Extra Shot * Asian Pacific American Heritage Month 2024 * Weather * NYC Weather * 7 Day Forecast * Interactive Radar * Watches and Warnings * Weather Blog * Transit * Transit News * Interactive Traffic Map * Politics * New York Politics * The Big Deal with Errol Louis * Inside City Hall * NY1 Political Buzz * Washington DC Bureau * NY State of Politics Blog * New York State Government * Mario Cuomo: The Last Liberal * Arts+Culture * Arts * Style * On Stage * Mornings On 1 Authors Week * Tasting New York City * SN Challenge * 50 Years of Hip-Hop * Community+Neighborhoods * Manhattan * Brooklyn * The Bronx * Queens * Staten Island * Human Interest * Street Level * Boro by Boro * Community Calendar * New Yorker of the Week * Scholar Athlete * Podcasts * All Podcasts * Crosstown with Pat Kiernan * Off Topic/On Politics * You Decide with Errol Louis * Mario Cuomo: The Last Liberal * Our Journalists * ACCOUNT * Sign Out * Recent Activity * ACCOUNT * Sign In * Recent Activity * Latest News * Headlines * Coronavirus Coverage * Public Safety * Education * Health * In The Papers * Mornings On 1 * News All Day * The Rush Hour * NY1 Live at Ten * Weekends On NY1 * In Focus with Cheryl Wills * Exploring Your Health * Extra Shot * Asian Pacific American Heritage Month 2024 * Weather * NYC Weather * 7 Day Forecast * Interactive Radar * Watches and Warnings * Weather Blog * Transit * Transit News * Interactive Traffic Map * Politics * New York Politics * The Big Deal with Errol Louis * Inside City Hall * NY1 Political Buzz * Washington DC Bureau * NY State of Politics Blog * New York State Government * Mario Cuomo: The Last Liberal * Arts+Culture * Arts * Style * On Stage * Mornings On 1 Authors Week * Tasting New York City * SN Challenge * 50 Years of Hip-Hop * Community+Neighborhoods * Manhattan * Brooklyn * The Bronx * Queens * Staten Island * Human Interest * Street Level * Boro by Boro * Community Calendar * New Yorker of the Week * Scholar Athlete * Podcasts * All Podcasts * Crosstown with Pat Kiernan * Off Topic/On Politics * You Decide with Errol Louis * Mario Cuomo: The Last Liberal * Our Journalists × Set Weather Location Get hyperlocal forecasts, radar and weather alerts. Please enter a valid zipcode. Save Confirm Your News Market We automatically picked the Spectrum News market we think is most relevant to you. New York City News and information that matter to your community. Local weather forecasts. Confirm Change News Market You can change your news market at any time. WEATHER ALERTView full list of weather alerts CLOSINGS ALERTView full list of closures HOUSING (AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey, File) HOUSING REPORT: RENT HIKES FAR OUTPACE WAGE GROWTH IN NYC By Patrick Adcroft New York City PUBLISHED 8:30 AM ET May 13, 2024 PUBLISHED May 13, 2024 @8:30 AM SHARE Wages may have ticked up in New York City over the past year, but rents have surged in comparison, a new study has found. From 2022 to 2023, wages rose 1.2% across the five boroughs, but rents increased more than seven times faster, according to StreetEasy. The study analyzed Zillow and StreetEasy rental data, combined with data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The economic trend is not just found in New York City: Since 2019, rents have grown faster than wages in 44 of the 50 largest metro areas, the report said. In 2023, rents grew faster than wages in approximately half of major metros, with NYC having the largest gap in the country. Report author StreetEasy economist Kenny Lee, author of the report, said the solution to high demand for apartments and low inventory is building more housing. "Fortunately, inventory in NYC has been rising steadily. I think that can decrease the competitive pressure in the market,” Lee told NY1 in an interview. “Also what’s special about the markets in the U.S. where wages actually increased faster than rents, they built a lot of new apartments in their respective areas. I think that can make a huge difference in NYC, too. Long term, increasing the supply of affordable apartments can go a long way for the city's renters." 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