Why landlords leave apartments empty, what you can afford to rent on $200,000 a year, and more of the week's top stories

By Brick Underground | April 21, 2017 - 2:59PM

This week on Brick Underground, we tried to go inside the mind of a landlord, and we also said farewell to a neighbor. Below are the top five posts of the week that caught our readers' attention.

1. Rent-stabilized tenants are leaving these neighborhoods in droves. Here's what to do if you're pressured to move

2. Household income of $200,000? Here's what you can afford across NYC

3. After years of sharing a wall, saying goodbye to my Upper West Side neighbor

4. Why do some NYC landlords leave apartments empty?

5. Six homes for sale in stunning, architecturally significant buildings

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Why landlords leave apartments empty, what you can afford to rent on $200,000 a year, and more of the week's top stories

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