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New York’s high number of multiple-unit apartment buildings seems to be serving a greater purpose than simply providing housing for urban dwellers. According to a new study, New York apartments can account for more potential users with high-speed Internet access than homes with single family units. In the report, by Milpitas, Calif.-based Nielsen NetRatings, the city that never sleeps had the highest percentage of at-home broadband users in the United States for the month of April 2001.
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