U.S. Office · NYC & SF
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Aug 7, 2026Sep 16, 2026
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YES Mark D. Levine, New York City Comptroller
Levine linked reduced listings to higher rents.
“Levine's post noted that available listings across the city fell to their lowest August level in at least eight years, and he framed the surge in prices as the direct result of a severe lack of housing supply rather than a temporary market blip.”
YES NYC-DSA
NYC-DSA is leasing an additional office at $7,000 per month.
“The organization is also leasing a Brooklyn location in Bedford-Stuyvesant for another $7,000 per month, giving NYC-DSA its first dedicated office in that borough.”
NO Rachel Moston
Rejects automatic rent increases based solely on owner costs.
“It’s not easy enough to just say, ‘Owners’ costs are up and therefore rents have to go up too,’”
NO SquareFoot
SquareFoot says sublease rents are typically below direct asking rates.
“Subleases price differently — per square foot per year, like a direct lease, but typically below the direct rate, because the sublandlord is offsetting rent they already owe on space they no longer use.”