By Al Barbarino

Manhattan rents have hit historic highs – again.

Data from leading city brokerages shows that the Manhattan rental market continues to lead renters deeper and deeper into landlord territory.

The average Manhattan apartment rented for $3,778 in Q2, up from $3,650 in Q1, according to data from the Q2 Elliman Report from Prudential Douglas Elliman Real Estate. Median prices increased from $2,896 to $3,125.

The Jersey Shore section of the New Jersey chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA-NJ) today announced six winners at its annual Service Awards event that recently took place at the Robert Meyner Reception Center at PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, N.J.
“We are delighted to present these awards, which celebrate the mission of AIA to promote the profession of architecture,” said Malcolm C. Burton, AIA, president of the Jersey Shore section of AIA-NJ. “We need to cultivate and maintain a new generation of talented architects, and making …