Catering to a city of renters, NYC real estate developers seem to design with the tech-savvy resident in mind. But as luxury Manhattan apartments get sleeker, perhaps the hottest amenities on the market aren’t wired at all—just childproof. Statistics from Property and Portfolio Research, a real-estate forecasting firm owned by CoStar, recently reported single moms were the largest group of new NYC renters from 2000 to 2010, comprising 30% of new-renters. But in addition to adding to the diversity of NYC renters, the wave of single-mother-residents revitalizing the NYC housing market scene has the potential to influence more family oriented features in a real-estate race where impersonating resort life has become the foremost objective.