Renter’s Advice and Resources

There are several factors to consider when searching for a new apartment, including location, amenities, and rent price, to name a few.

Feeling cramped, cluttered, and claustrophobic in your studio apartment?

Dogs are some of the best companions we can have.

60 or 70 years ago, residential renters in the US only made up a minuscule part of the housing market. Back then, people rented rooms in private homes or boarding houses on a short-term basis, mostly while traveling for work or finding a house of their own to buy.

We recently brought home our first child—a beautiful baby girl. They let us out of the hospital, and I suddenly realized that I had no idea what I was getting into.

Ah, the idyllic coziness of one-room living. Whether you’re living in this small space because you live in a city like New York or Tokyo—where one room living is quite common especially for working individuals—or because you’d like to minimize your energy use and leave behind a more green carbon footprint, you’ll need to know […]

Living in a small place truly has its advantages when it comes to cleaning. Because space is limited, it rarely takes a lot of time to declutter and deep clean. There is, however, one big problem with cleaning a small apartment. They all have one thing in common: a major lack of storage space. So […]

So you’ve brokered a sweetheart of an apartment deal. You’re about to wake up mornings facing the rising sun in the foothills of the Pyrenees in the south of France. Or perhaps you’ll be sitting pretty in the Big Apple’s Lincoln Center area, on a top floor overlooking Central Park. There’s no mistaking the amenities; […]

Designing your office storage space to efficiently fit into your small apartment can make it easier for you to work in a clutter-free environment. Implementing any of these storage space ideas can help you find the space to store all you need in your office. Invest In Movable Furniture and Storage In a small apartment, […]