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MTRs in NYC - Local Law 18
Hi everyone,
I'm curious if anyone here was affected by Local Law 18 in NYC and is now pivoting from STR to MTR rentals? I know NYC is a unique market with various challenges but I think demand for MTRs is very high in NYC especially at the right price.
When I was agent in the city we always were receiving lots of requests for MTR rentals and a lot of the best options were extremely expensive (even by MTR standards). With the cost/difficulty of moving in NYC I think there would be a big market for MTRs for people trying to move to the city but need a month or two to find the right place/decided what neighborhood is the best fit.
Is anyone having success? What neighborhoods have been working well?
Thanks!