In a massive story on the state of the rental market, when to look for a lease, where to go for a discount and how to silence your polka-dancing neighbor, the Post reports that experts are a little confused about what's going to happen in 2008, besides this obvious prediction: "The uncertainty sweeping the larger financial world has trickled down to the city's rental scene. In particular, notes Halstead Property leasing director Fritz Frigan, hiring numbers will play a large role in determining which direction rents head. If Wall Street firms and other big employers decide to go slow on new hires, demand for rentals will likely fall." [NYP]
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