Even those earning enough to afford, say, $10,000 in monthly rent for a doorman on the UES are thinking twice: price-sensitive demand (bye bye concierge service and rooftop decks!) and decidedly higher vacancy rates have forced landlords to lower rents, even in the luxury sector. Fun fact: The average rent for a two-bedroom FiDi apartment has dropped nearly $400 since last November. Best of luck, McCondos. [NYO]

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