Maps to explain economic geography.
All figures are in current Geary-Khamis dollars, more commonly known as international dollars (INT$). Data source: International Monetary Fund (www.imf.org)
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Rental prices in New York City varied widely depending on the borough, neighborhood, and the type of housing. Manhattan, being the most central and desirable borough, generally had the highest rental prices. Brooklyn and Queens were also popular but tended to be relatively more affordable than Manhattan. The Bronx and Staten Island typically had lower average rental prices compared to the other boroughs.
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