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Kevin's new lottery apartment is slightly larger than his last market-rate unit, and half the price.
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I cut my rent in half when I won a studio in Hudson Yards through NYC’s housing lottery

… So I waited until I signed the contract All in all the agent was able to get what she needed within about a month …

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