New York Post: What Micro Housing? The Size of an NYC Apartment Keeps Getting Bigger

March 3, 2022

By Rachel Hoeft

“Working from home, either full-time or on a hybrid schedule, is a permanent lifestyle change for many people, and in New York, that means for those who can afford it, there’s a demand for more living space,” said Kelly Mangold, a principal at the real estate consulting firm RCLCO.

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