Article: Rental sector feeling the heat.

The city's red house sales market is putting the squeeze on the rental sector, according to industry experts.

"With so many people buying and selling to catch the wave of high prices and not renting when they can purchase an apartment, this causes the low inventory of rental units to decrease even more so," said Mark David Fromm of Mark David & Company.

"It's driving the rental prices up. There's very little inventory out there. It's definitely tough out there right now for the renter."

As of June 2005, the median rental price of a Manhattan apartment had gone up only $25 since June 2004, which indicates the stability of the market. However, ...

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