StreetNoiseRents down in Manhattan and up in the Bronx, how to give up your subway seat, more By Alanna Schubach | January 24, 2018 - 11:03AM John St. John SHARE:A primer on the etiquette of giving up your subway seat (Lifehacker)In 2017, rents were down in several Manhattan neighborhoods but up in the Bronx, according to this market report (Zumper)A new, user-friendly tool lets New Yorkers see every rezoning plan in the city (Curbed) The argument against bringing Amazon's headquarters to New York (Business Insider) When will NYC's food hall bubble burst? (New York Post) A new app reveals how far you can travel in a given amount of time by foot, bike, subway, and car (6sqft) Alanna Schubach Contributing writerContributing editor Alanna Schubach has over a decade of experience as a New York City-based freelance journalist. SEE MORE BY Alanna Schubach »Brick Underground articles occasionally include the expertise of, or information about, advertising partners when relevant to the story. We will never promote an advertiser's product without making the relationship clear to our readers.topics: StreetNoise SHARETWEETBRICK’S PICKS My neighbor's dripping AC is driving me crazy. What can I do? Getting overcharged by a landlord? Here’s how the Tenant Protection Unit helps rent-stabilized tenants New Rent Guidelines Board report justifies a rent freeze, tenant advocates claim Understanding net effective rent: Here's how to calculate your real monthly rent How much should you renovate your NYC apartment or house before selling? City Council signs off on 10-story towers for Arrow Linen site @brickunderground | #brickunderground
