When you think of having roommates in a new city, you might picture a “Friends” situation: a group of 20-somethings fumbling through their careers and relationships, and still having a…
Tenants Rights: Can My Landlord Refuse a Service Animal?
It’s no secret that Millennials love their pets. According to recent data, 57 percent of Millennial households own a dog or cat, while another 20 percent plan to get one…
3 Reasons Why You Should Always Get a Rent Receipt
As a renter, having a good relationship with your landlord is as important as having a good relationship with your roommate. Especially when money is involved. The least you can…
5 Holiday Decorating Hacks for Your Small Apartment
The city is brimming with lights and you’re sipping cocoa from a red cup. And ‘tis the season for scarves, extra layers, parties, and plenty of holiday cheer! And the…
Finding a New Home in the Midst of Homesickness
Congratulations on taking the next step in life, moving away from home to pursue your dream in New York City! You landed a great job, found a fun roommate, and…
Co-Living 101: Making Nice With the Bad Neighbors
It’s 4 a.m., and a television has been roaring on the floor above you for the past hour. You have a presentation at work in the next couple hours, but…
What Not to Assume About Your Feminist Roommate
So you’ve got a feminist for a roommate. If feminism is the way of the household you have just moved into, buckle up to be pleasantly surprised. Wondering why? Here’s…
6 Ways to Tackle the Hidden Germs in Your Apartment
Whether you’re a neat freak or just someone who wants to live without germs in your apartment, dividing cleaning responsibilities between housemates can get even messier than your not-so-neat apartment….
Why Co Living is a Rising Trend Among Single Parents
Co living trends state that it is on the rise, and the demographic of those who choose to share their homes is expanding. So roommates aren’t just for college kids…
