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Nets Rookie Egor Demin Says New York Rent Was a Shock as He Adjusts to NBA Life

The No. 8 pick says he is prioritizing careful spending despite a four-year, $31 million deal.

Overview

  • Demin told the From The Logo podcast that paying his first New York rent was frustrating after moving from Utah.
  • He said everyday expenses like clothes and furniture feel steep and he does not plan to buy a car this year.
  • Coverage notes New York–based players face higher taxation, with reports citing a combined top marginal rate near 14.8% for city residents.
  • He described a social shift from BYU to the NBA, saying teammates often have families and he prefers to avoid club outings.
  • On the court, he has recently moved into Brooklyn’s starting lineup and averaged 11.3 points, 3.7 rebounds and 5.0 assists over his last three games.