bedroom apartment on the bowery and prince. the commercial property tracker reese came out with this. over the past five years rent has risen in the country 14%, the average pays about $1,124. but like you were saying, in new york, that doesn t really compare. studio pays about $2,000 here in new york. one-dining room where? $2,800 for a one-bedroom, where? no subway goes there. two-broom $4000. and three-bedroom, $5000. why a lot of people have roommates. three out of every ten people have roommates. they expect rent to increase 3.3% this year. a lot of people are still apartment hunting. these are the areas seeing the biggest jump. denver number one at 14.2%. everybody is going to get a $5,000 three-bedroom, right? is that hilarious?
if you earn $250,000 or more, your share would be $13,877.22. if you like to put your salary into our taxpayer calculator to figure out what the medicare doc fix would cost you, go to foxnews.com forward slash doc hyphen fix. after all, it is your money. it is indeed, mike, thank you. renters should expect another increase in apartment costs this year. commercial property tracker reese says despite more apartments being built, rent is projected to rise 3.33%. rents have risen 14% since 2010. retail sales jumped up in march for the first time in four months helped by cheap gas and warmer weather. mixed day for the market, the dow grew 60 points the s&p 500 was up 3.