These 2 Cities Lead the List for the Most New Apartments
Hell's Kitchen may not sound like a particularly attractive landing spot for the young folk, but it's actually an urban hotspot.
The Clinton-Hell's Kitchen neighborhood in Manhattan is lucky number 13 on a new list from RENTCafé that ranks America's 50 largest cities by construction of new apartments.
The apartment search site is part of Yardi Matrix and used its data to parse out where the most apartments are being built. They determined that the 20 most-active neighborhoods for that kind of construction are mostly "hyper-urban," centrally located areas attractive to millennial and Gen Z renters. (Generally speaking, this includes people born from 1980 on. Millennials, in fact, now outnumber boomers.)
Source Fool.com
