Renter’s Advice and Resources

Studio apartments are common in large cities like New York and Los Angeles.

If spring cleaning is the harbinger of nicer, warmer weather, then surely its cool weather counterpart is the inevitable storing of summer clothes to make way for the chillier days ahead. A chore definitely on par with getting your space warm-weather ready, storing your less seasonally appropriate garments can be a hassle, to say the […]

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

Spring is in full bloom, which means it’s officially time to get organized. And since you’re most likely packing up those bulky sweaters and unpacking those Bermuda shorts right about now, there’s really no better place to start than the closets.

To get a good workout in 10 years ago, you had to traipse to a local gym, hope the equipment you needed was available and in working order, and then pack up all your stuff and trudge back home. Today, thanks to incredible advances in home gym technology, you can have a great workout suited […]

When you live in a large house or apartment, you typically have access to a garage, attic, basement, or designated storage space where you can stash things like seasonal items, childhood mementos, and luggage — i.e. all the things you want to hold on to but don’t have the space for in your home. If […]

You might think that a fully-functional home gym could never fit inside of your small apartment, but if you use a bit of ingenuity and some inventive storage solutions, you’ll find that you have plenty of space to work up a sweat.

There are a lot of pluses to living in a dorm room at college. The dorm provides great social interaction (depending on your floor), a convenient temporary living space, and three squares a day, if you opted for the campus meal plan. However, there are some challenges to dorm living, and not all of them […]