Renter’s Advice and Resources

Home is our place of refuge. It’s a place where we can kick our feet up and forget all the troubles of the day. Whatever you like to do at home — whether it’s reading a book, catching up on your favorite shows, or just taking a bit of a snooze before dinner — it’s […]

You’re moving to a new apartment with a kid (or kids!) in tow. Where to start?

It’s an eerie feeling nearly everyone has experienced. You visit someone’s home for the first time and instantly feel totally at ease. It’s not déjà vu or the aroma of apple pie in the air, it’s just welcoming and cozy

When you were young, you mother or grandmother likely told you that first impressions mattered. As it turns out, this saying not only applies to your personal demeanor but also to your home — and in both cases, you only get once chance to make a good one.

Everyone needs a little TLC every once in a while — including your home!

When sourcing children’s furniture, your first consideration may be how bright, fun, and funky it is, or whether it works within the overall theme of your child’s bedroom or nursery.

There are so many people out there (like yourself) that don’t have fireplaces in their apartments. In some cases, this isn’t a big deal, especially if you live in a place where it’s basically hot all year round. So, here comes the issue… Where will you hang up your stockings for the holidays this year?

Just because you don’t own your apartment or condo doesn’t mean that you can’t make it “your” space.

Your rental apartment may be in just the right location, and it may be comfortably priced for your budget. But, you didn’t get to choose your kitchen.