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Chicago’s South Loop is Constantly Evolving
The South Loop is a vibrant neighborhood in Chicago’s downtown area that is rapidly evolving. In decades past, the area was home to warehouses and rail yards and even had a seedy reputation at times. However, exciting new residential and commercial development have made it a hotspot for trendsetters. It’s now full of converted warehouses…
Read More10 Free (and Easy!) Ways to Redecorate Your Apartment
If you’re one of the spontaneous apartment dwellers who feel the need to switch their place up more often than they have the budget to, you’re not alone. There’s just something about a new layout or wall arrangement that brings us joy and fresh energy (until we get the itch again). But while redecorating on…
Read MoreChicago’s West Loop: Where Industrial Chic Meets Foodie Heaven
It’s hard to think of a Chicago neighborhood that has seen such a transformation as the West Loop. Bustling produce markets and meatpacking plants have given way to Fortune 500 companies, converted warehouses, boutique stores and a strip known as “Restaurant Row,” where Michelin-starred restaurants cozy up to quirky bars and eclectic eateries of all…
Read MoreHow To Make Room For A Mini-Coffee Shop In Your Own Apartment
If you’re living in an urban area, you probably have plenty of options for buying a nice cup of coffee at every street corner. However, having your coffee out every single day can eat a lot of your budget – more than you probably realize. A cappuccino in Seattle, for example, a city synonymous with amazing…
Read MoreHow Much Space You Can Rent for $1,200 in These 109 Texas Cities
For $1,200, you’ll get about 25% more apartment space in Texas than the 711 square foot average in the 100 most populous U.S. cities. Of the 109 Texas cities included in our research, McAllen and Flower Mound had the largest and smallest apartments, respectively, for $1,200. Use the calculator at the end of the article to find…
Read MoreHow Much Space You Can Rent for $1,300 in These 56 Georgia Cities
For $1,300, you’ll get about 30% more apartment space in Georgia than the 770 square foot average in the 100 most populous U.S. cities. Of the 56 Georgia cities included in our research, Warner Robins and Brookhaven had the largest and smallest apartments, respectively, for $1,300. Use the calculator at the end of the article to find out…
Read MoreFueled by Apartment Construction, Self Storage Thrives: Dallas, Atlanta, DC among Top Cities Delivering Extra Space
Key takeaways: The US added over 295M square feet of self storage between 2011-2020, roughly 20% of the existing national inventory. Dallas-Fort Worth has added the largest volume of self storage space (16.2M square feet) over the past decade, surpassing New York, Houston and Chicago. In terms of growth rate, Milwaukee, WI, has seen the…
Read More10 Things You Wish You’d Known Before You Moved Home
Moving can be one of life’s most stressful events, so you want to do it right. Careful planning can help you avoid mistakes, and good advice helps you plan. We asked a number of people with experience of moving from one home to another what they wished they’d known beforehand. Their advice might help you…
Read MoreHow Much Space You Can Rent for $1,100 in These 63 Michigan Cities
For $1,100, you’ll get about 43% more apartment space in Michigan than the 651 square foot average in the 100 most populous U.S. cities. Of the 63 Michigan cities included in our research, Flint and Ann Arbor had the largest and smallest apartments, respectively, for $1,100. Use the calculator at the end of the article to find…
Read MoreYour Place on High-End Avenue – Best Cities for Renting Luxury Apartments
Small, southeastern cities are best for renting high-end apartments at a great value, ruling the top 10 17 of the 100 best cities for renting high-end apartments are in Georgia, 11 in the Atlanta metro Only 4 large cities made the top 100 best places for renting high-end apartments More than one year into the…
Read MoreBest Places to Live with Allergies 2021 — Durham, NC Tops the AAFA List
Watery eyes? Sneezing as soon as you set foot outside? Asthma acting up? It must be allergy season. Seasonal allergies can be a real pain, but the city you call home can actually make living with them a more bearable experience. So, to determine the best places to live with allergies, we turned to the…
Read MoreHow to Give Your Landlord a Notice of Intent to Vacate
Are you considering moving out? Maybe you need more rental space or are even considering buying your first home? If you are renting condos or apartments and plan to move shortly, it is appropriate to give your landlord a notice of intent to vacate. Not only does it give them time to find another tenant,…
Read MoreThe Hottest Rental Markets in the U.S.: Mid-sized Hubs Take the Lead in Competitivity
As the U.S. apartment market is showing signs of growth, RentCafe ranked the most competitive rental markets in the first quarter of the year. Central Valley, CA, is the hottest rental market in the U.S., leading a pack of emerging mid-sized hubs spread across the nation. Southern mega-markets are the most in-demand large renter hubs,…
Read MoreWhat You Should Know When Looking for an Out-of-State Condo Rental
Whether you are moving out of state for love, work, or a change of scenery, finding the perfect rental condo makes the experience even better. A rental condo search isn’t an easy task when you don’t know what to look for. It’s even harder with 1,000 miles between you and the desired destination. Nevertheless, careful…
Read MoreCheck out these 5 self storage facilities to expedite your search for best storage space in Dayton, OH
With almost 40 self storage facilities available in the area and an average street rate of $83 for a 10×10 storage unit, the Dayton metro area offers accessible and affordable self storage services for its residents. Whether you’re in the process of moving, remodeling, downsizing, or simply don’t have enough space at home for all your belongings, you can find self storage in Dayton to help you navigate all…
Read MoreHere’s where you can safely store your stuff, close to your Memphis home
Whether you’re moving, remodeling, downsizing or simply don’t have enough storage space at home for all your stuff, self storage is an easy, affordable way to deal with the situation. Renting a 10×10 self storage unit in Memphis costs about $84 per month, significantly under the national average of $118. Self storage is great for…
Read MorePlanning To Rent A Self Storage Unit In Houston? Here Are Some of Your Best Options Right Now
Houston offers plenty of options for residents and newcomers in search of self storage. The average street rate for a storage unit in Houston hovers around $86 per month, significantly under the national average of $118 per month. One of the reasons self storage costs in Houston are so affordable is the almost 69 million…
Read MoreTop 10 US Surfing Destinations: How Self Storage Helps Enthusiasts
Surfing the ocean waves is surely one of the most exciting sports. It inspired a whole sub-culture and also produced sub-genres — windsurfing is the best known and can be easier. Enthusiasts usually have a favorite beach, and they also accumulate a lot of expensive gear which they need there but not at home. To…
Read MoreHow Much Space You Can Rent for $1,400 in These 57 Pennsylvania Cities
For $1,400, you’ll get about 7% more apartment space in Pennsylvania than the 829 square foot average in the 100 most populous U.S. cities. Of the 57 Pennsylvania cities included in our research, Greensburg and Philadelphia had the largest and smallest apartments, respectively, for $1,400. Use the calculator at the end of the article to find out…
Read MoreHow Much Space You Can Rent for $1,000 in These 32 Indiana Cities
For $1,000, you’ll get about 57% more apartment space in Indiana than the 592 square foot average in the 100 most populous U.S. cities. Of the 32 Indiana cities included in our research, Clarksville and Zionsville had the largest and smallest apartments, respectively, for $1,000. Use the calculator at the end of the article to find out…
Read MoreHow Much Space You Can Rent for $1,600 in These 40 Illinois Cities
For $1,600, you’ll get about 10% less apartment space in Illinois than the 948 square foot average in the 100 most populous U.S. cities. Of the 40 Illinois cities included in our research, Belleville and Evanston had the largest and smallest apartments, respectively, for $1,600. Use the calculator at the end of the article to find out how…
Read MoreHow Much Space You Can Rent for $1,400 in These 101 Florida Cities
For $1,400, you’ll get about 13% more apartment space in Florida than the 829 square foot average in the 100 most populous U.S. cities. Of the 101 Florida cities included in our research, Winter Haven and Coral Gables had the largest and smallest apartments, respectively, for $1,400. Use the calculator at the end of the article to…
Read MoreHow Much Space You Can Rent for $1,200 in These 36 North Carolina Cities
For $1,200, you’ll get about 34% more apartment space in North Carolina than the 711 square foot average in the 100 most populous U.S. cities. Of the 36 North Carolina cities included in our research, High Point and Chapel Hill had the largest and smallest apartments, respectively, for $1,200. Use the calculator at the end of the article…
Read MoreHow Much Space You Can Rent for $1,400 in These 38 Minnesota Cities
For $1,400, you’ll get about 10% more apartment space in Minnesota than the 829 square foot average in the 100 most populous U.S. cities. Of the 38 Minnesota cities included in our research, St. Cloud and Minneapolis had the largest and smallest apartments, respectively, for $1,400. Use the calculator at the end of the article to find out…
Read MoreHow Much Space You Can Rent for $1,000 in These 84 Ohio Cities
For $1,000, you’ll get about 40% more apartment space in Ohio than the 670 square foot average in the 100 most populous U.S. cities. Of the 84 Ohio cities included in our research, Warren and Beachwood had the largest and smallest apartments, respectively, for $1,000. Use the calculator at the end of the article to find…
Read MoreLiving in the Midst of History in D.C.’s Fort Totten
Fort Totten got its name from a fort that was built during the Civil War as part of the Northern Defenses. The fort itself is mostly in ruins but is located at a high point overlooking the Soldiers’ Home or Military Asylum, and President Lincoln’s summer home. It is located in Washington close to Silver…
Read MoreMake Your Home Bloom – How to Decorate with Florals & Flowers
Across the world, florals have established themselves as timeless and are one of the most beloved prints for decorating our homes. From intricate floral tapestries and exquisite art pieces to faux flower arrangements, there’s just something about being near florals that taps into our positivity. Plus, with spring making itself at home outside, it’s only…
Read MoreExperience The Feel of the Past in D.C.’s Colonial Village
Colonial Village is an area in North-West Washington, D.C., built in the 1930s with impressive colonial-style homes and which holds a lot of history. It is located on the border of Maryland very close to Silver Spring and Chevy Chase. The area is strictly residential, but near many of the best areas in the Washington…
Read More5 Tips to Successfully Mix Office Work With Working from Home
A hybrid work model is a highly flexible arrangement, in which staff can choose either to work from home or in the office. Last year, the COVID-19 pandemic and ensuing lockdowns gave many workers the opportunity to see what working from home was like. Now, some companies are planning to offer employees the option to…
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