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NYC hotel rooms are pricier than ever — with supposedly budget-friendly hotels out of reach for many tourists
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In September, nightly room rates in the Big Apple hit a record monthly average of $468.54 -- exactly 96 cents above the previous all-time monthly average set last December, according to CoStar Group,…
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