The Manhattan skyline towers over New York harbour. New York real estate professionals are turning to the booming social media app to find tenants in a market where units are piling up amid near-record vacancies. — AFP
TikTok isn’t just a platform for dance videos and investment advice. It’s also a place to hawk Manhattan apartments.
New York real estate professionals are turning to the booming social media app to find tenants in a market where units are piling up amid near-record vacancies. For some, the 60-second videos have changed their jobs completely.
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