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The dot-com boom may have come and gone, but the Web is here to stay, and Pickles said it's clear that online buying of insurance has come of age. Although average rents in midtown were higher during the dot-com boom in the late 90s and in 2000, a record volume of deals are currently being done for rents above $70 per s/f, what is considered a gateway rate above which rents are counted within the city's highest pricing brackets for office space Pulier said the firm has spent around $40 million since its founding about seven years ago during the dot-com boom. |
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