2022 Trendiest Interior Design Styles on Google: Zen & Mystery See Spike in Popularity, Rustic Styles Plunge
Japandi is the fastest-rising interior design trend for 2022 — with Google searches 13 times higher in 2021 than they were in 2020 — and dark academia and grandmillennial styles are the second- and third-trendiest designs. Meanwhile, people seem to be losing interest in rustic, shabby chic and modern country, which recorded the sharpest drops…
Read MoreBest Restaurants in Phoenix
Aside from location, price and quality of living, good food and restaurants are usually a top selling-point for any city. And, while each region brings specific dishes to the table, the South is generally known as the hotspot for good eating and real, hearty food — and Arizona is no exception. If you’re looking at…
Read More7 Great Things for Renters to Do in Phoenix
Phoenix, the illustrious “Valley of the Sun,” is not just a haven for renters seeking ideal apartments for rent but also a treasure trove of experiences waiting to be explored. Dive into this guide and discover what makes Phoenix the perfect blend of modern living and timeless adventures for every renter in plces like: Phoenix…
Read MoreBest Restaurants in Denver
Denver became the birthplace of the cheeseburger when restaurant owner Louis Ballast registered the trademark in 1935. Needless to say, this staple of American cuisine is still present in many of the best restaurants in Denver today. Not in the mood for a cheeseburger? The Mile High City’s culinary scene is diverse enough to offer…
Read MoreBest Schools in Tempe for Renters With Children
In addition to plenty of outdoor activities, festivals and sunny weather year-round, Tempe, AZ, has a lot to offer when it comes to its educational system, as well. And, if you’re a family of renters with kids or are planning on starting a family, one of your main priorities when searching for apartments in Tempe…
Read MoreWhy Life Insurance Isn’t Just for Homeowners
If you are renter, the thought of getting life insurance may not have occurred to you. Many people live under this misconception that life insurance policies are only meant for those who own a property with a mortgage, as often times life insurance is purchased to cover your outstanding mortgage. However, this is not the…
Read MoreTempe’s Best Parks for Renters
The skies in Tempe, AZ, are sunny year-round, making it the perfect place for renters who love the outdoors. And, with more than 50 neighborhood and community recreation areas scattered throughout the city, there are plenty of options to choose from — whether you’re an outdoorsy local or want to move here and are searching…
Read MoreBest Parks for Renters in San Diego to Unwind
Looking for an apartment to rent in San Diego? Or perhaps you’re already enjoying life as a renter in this vibrant coastal city. Either way, here is a list of San Diego’s best parks, perfect for your serene escapes: Balboa Park, Sunset Cliffs Natural Park, Mission Bay Park, Civita Park and Queen Califia’s Magical Circle.…
Read MoreA Quick and Useful Guide for Storing Your Winter Sports Gear in Colorado Springs, CO
The winter wonderland season is in full swing right now in Colorado Springs. Sledding, ice skating and other winter sports are routinely practiced in Little London. This isn’t surprising given the breathtaking scenery and the mild weather the area tends to get. After a full day of winter fun, you have to think about how…
Read MoreBest Restaurants in Houston
One might think that the Houston culinary scene is dominated by Tex-Mex, but there’s so much more to this emerging foodie hub. And, if you need proof, here’s a list of the best restaurants in Houston just waiting to be tried. If you’re looking to rent in Houston, don’t pass up on the opportunity to…
Read MoreHosting While Renting – How to Throw the Best New Year’s Party an Apartment Has Ever Seen
It’s that time of the year again, and although it’s hard not to feel like 2021 only seemed to last a week, the New Year’s festivities are inevitably upon us. So, if you’re planning to host a little get together in your apartment on December 31st and you have a few concerns about it, know…
Read MoreFrom Rose Gold to Black, This Year’s Christmas Trees Speak Emotion
Traditional red and green, or going for the latest Christmas decoration trends? Natural or artificial? If artificial, why not pick one in an entirely different color than green? So many questions arise when it comes to choosing just the right color scheme for your Christmas tree and decorations this season. Recent StorageCafe research looked into…
Read MoreThe Best Parks for Renters to Stroll in San Antonio
Looking for a way to unwind after a long day? Renters who love the outdoors can find plenty of great parks right here, such as: Brackenridge Park, San Antonio Missions National Historic Park, Woodlawn Lake Park, Hemisfair Park, Japanese Tea Garden, Conception Park and Denman Estate Park. Big-city life definitely has its perks – but…
Read MoreBest Restaurants in Tempe
Tempe, AZ, is a multicultural city, encompassing members of the Hispanic, Asian, Muslim and African American communities. And, this diversity translates into the local restaurant scene, as well — making this city a foodie’s dream. No matter the duration of your stay and whether you’re just visiting or planning to move here permanently, here are…
Read More7 Best Parks for Houston Renters
Houston has a way of surprising its renters time and time again, whether they live in apartments or rental homes. And, perhaps one of the most surprising facts about this dynamic urban hub is the number of public parks it has for everyone to enjoy — so many, in fact, that a list of the…
Read MoreCalifornia to Texas Migration Stimulates Self Storage Development in the Lone Star State
The California to Texas migration route is the busiest in the country. According to US Census data analyzed by StorageCafe, about 190 CA to TX moves occurred daily between 2010 to 2019. During 2019 alone, around 82K Californians made Texas their new home, with Los Angeles County to Harris County seeing the largest number of…
Read MoreBest Restaurants in San Diego
Famous for its sunny weather, miles and miles of stunning coastline and an abundance of attractions, San Diego is a mix of historic influences, cultures and ethnicities that is only matched by its ever-expanding culinary landscape. From top-notch restaurants to quaint taco shops, the city has a reputation as one of the top dining destinations…
Read More2021 Year-End Report: Outdoor-Friendly Small Metros Were the Most Desirable for Rent, Led by Eugene, OR
In 2021, the most competitive rental markets were small metros, within close proximity of nature that allow for an affordable lifestyle. So, with their high demand, low apartment availability and renters with high credit scores, the top three most coveted locations to rent in this year were Eugene, OR; San Diego, CA; and Knoxville, TN.…
Read More7 Fun Things to See and Do for Renters in Tempe
Home to the University of Arizona, Tempe may seem like just your typical college town. But, there’s much more to this Phoenix suburb than students heading to class. In truth, there are plenty of things to do in Tempe, and a little something for everyone — the art enthusiast, the shopaholic, the alcohol connoisseur, the…
Read MoreTop Things to Do for Renters in San Diego
Searching for a rental apartment in San Diego? Or maybe you’re already savoring the renter lifestyle in this lively coastal metropolis? If you’re looking for fun ways to spend your free time in this lovely SoCal city, we’ve got you covered. Here’s our top favorite things to do for renters in San Diego: surfing in…
Read MoreTop 10 Neighborhoods to Rent in Houston
As far as good life decisions go, moving to Houston should be near the top of the list. And, as far as lists go, one that comprises the best neighborhoods to rent in Houston is a must for any renter looking to call this place home. The best neighborhoods for those seeking rental apartments in…
Read MoreTop 10 Neighborhoods for Renters in San Antonio
If you’re thinking of making San Antonio your new home, then you need to check out which are the best neighborhoods to enhance your renting experience. Here is a list of the city’s gems: Stone Oak, Downtown San Antonio, Vance Jackson, Northwest San Antonio, Thousand Oaks, North Central San Antonio, The Dominion, Fort Sam Houston,…
Read MoreBest Restaurants in San Antonio
Whether you’re living in San Antonio or just passing through, you probably already know that Southern soul food is one of the city’s top selling points. Here, you can find a good meal at every corner. But, some restaurants in San Antonio stand out more than others — either with their original combinations, hearty Southern…
Read More7 Great Things for Renters to Do in San Antonio
If you’re a renter looking to unwind during the weekend, sometimes choosing the right activity can be hard. But these spots are bound to have something that will appeal to just about anyone looking for a great experience: River Walk, The Alamo, Six Flags Siesta, Sea World, the Botanical Garden and the Witte Museum. As…
Read MoreBest Things to Do in Houston for Renters
Quick adventure getaways, chill weekend trips, daily fun for the whole family — whatever you’re looking for, Houston is the spot for it. So, get ready to bookmark these things to do in Houston the next time you’re here — whether you’re a foodie, an adventure-seeker, the museum type or just someone who likes strolling…
Read MoreHow to Give Your Bedroom That Dark Academia Aesthetic That Every Bookworm Loves
The dark academia aesthetic has seen a rise in popularity in the past 18 months, making it one of the pandemic’s fastest-growing trends. Revolving around classic literature (particularly ancient Greek) and the pursuit of knowledge, dark academia is more of a lifestyle than a fashion choice. What began on Tumblr in the mid-2000s as a…
Read MoreExpert Advice: How to Keep Some Jingle in Your Pocket & Handle Your Christmas Spending
‘Tis the season to shop, and whether you’re buying your gifts online or in physical stores, the urge to overspend can be especially strong during the holidays. But, while Christmas spending can be high, efficient budgeting could prevent you from having a month of regret in January. For that reason, we turned to several financial…
Read MoreBe a Gift-Giving Pro: Shops & Gift Ideas for Every Type of Friend [Editor’s Picks]
The holiday season is here, and your shopping list is in urgent need of attention and inspiration. So, if you set out to get the most personal, thoughtful gifts for your friends and family — only to end up scrambling at the last minute for personalized keychains or some other less-than-ideal present — we hear…
Read MoreWould-Be Millennial Homebuyers Fuel the Rise of Lifestyle Renting in 2021
The number of higher-income Millennials who are choosing lifestyle renting over buying a home is on the rise. The share of applications for apartments from renters who earn more than $50,000 is at its highest level in five years, 39%, as many would-be Millennial homebuyers were priced out of an overly competitive real estate market…
Read MoreApartment Maintenance Checklist: Winter Edition
Thanksgiving has come and gone, the days are getting shorter, and “All I Want for Christmas Is You” is playing in every store. You know what that means: winter is officially here. And with it are new items on your home’s to-do list — especially for those living in colder or wetter regions. Fortunately, we’re…
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