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Joseph Urbinati
  • Attorney
  • New York, NY
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Deciding rental strategy in New Rochelle, NY

Joseph Urbinati
  • Attorney
  • New York, NY
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Hi,

I am in the midst of helping a developer decide whether to focus a building on studios, 1 bedrooms, 2 bedrooms, or 3 bedrooms (property bought, building not built yet).  The building is located near flowers park in New Rochelle, NY. The tricky part is, the data is a bit sparse on trulia (my usual go to) and only shows one 1 bedroom and two 2 bedrooms rented in the entire town in the past year (which can't be even close to the truth).  Does anyone have any other ideas / resources on how to determine which apartment sizes are in the most demand within a given community?

Thank you!

Joe

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