How 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…
Read MoreD.C.’s Adams Morgan Exudes Multiculturalism and Fun
Adams Morgan was known for its eclectic mix of restaurants, clubs and bars long before multiculturalism became so popular. It boasts a mix of Latino, African and Asian influence, among others. Admired for its row houses, many of which are brightly painted, some featuring interesting artwork and murals, Adams Morgan is the place to enjoy…
Read MoreHow $1 of Rent Translates to Billions Going Back into Local Communities
Key Takeaways: 90 cents of each dollar paid on rent go towards taxes, wages, maintenance and improvements, and mortgage payments, while only 10 cents belong to owners and investors. An amassed rent debt of $60 billion since the start of the pandemic may trigger a butterfly effect across local communities. Since many housing providers operate on thin…
Read MorePros & Cons: Renting in the Suburbs vs. Downtown
It’s the age-old question: downtown or suburb? If you’re moving to a new city, there’s a good chance that you’ve spent a substantial amount of time mulling over the question of whether you should rent an apartment in the center of town or further out into its periphery and try out living in the suburbs.…
Read MoreD.C.’s Woodley Park – an Affluent Neighborhood, Perfect for Hiking Enthusiasts
Woodley Park is an affluent, mostly residential, neighborhood in Northwest Washington D. C., which is home to the National Zoo, located within Rock Creek Park. It’s the perfect area for hiking and bike trails, on one end, and great restaurants and shops on Connecticut Avenue. It’s home to the Omni Shoreham Hotel which has hosted…
Read MoreVibrant Small Towns in America’s Heartland Are the Best Cities for Gen Z Renters
The downtown life in big coastal cities is so last decade. That’s according to the latest data that shows small towns in the heartland are among the best cities for Gen Z renters. This is especially noteworthy because Zoomers were the fastest-growing active renter segment in the U.S. last year, and their locations of choice…
Read MoreD.C.’s Historical Foggy Bottom – in the Heart of it all
Foggy Bottom is one of the oldest historical neighborhoods in Northwest Washington, D.C, located in the heart of the city and dating back to the 1800s. The neighborhood gets its name from the mist that comes off the Potomac River in the early morning. It’s the home of George Washington University, the State Department and…
Read MoreExpert Interview: 2021 Interior Design with Shelby Greene of Living Spaces
Interior design evolves every year, with new trends dominating the looks of our apartments and complementing our lifestyles. While some interior design trends are timeless, some come and go. We wanted to see what’s going to be hot this year, so we took it to the experts to share some insight with us. We talked…
Read MoreEnjoy All the Trendy Shops and Eateries in D.C.’s Logan Circle
Logan Circle Historic has buildings which vary in style, detail and materials. The area boasts many historical residential buildings of Victorian and Richardsonian architecture, dating back to the late 1800s alongside many modern urban office and apartment buildings. Logan Circle itself is famous for its bronze equestrian statue of Major General John A. Logan which…
Read MoreOne Year Later: Pandemic Shifts Renters’ Priorities as ‘More Space’ Beats ‘Cheaper’, Survey Shows
One year into the pandemic, people are looking for better deals with open-air amenities and more living space – preferably in the city they already live in. These are the results of a recent RentCafe survey on how renters’ preferences have changed since the COVID-19 outbreak. With all the talk about working from home nowadays, you might think that things like internet speed or a home office…
Read MoreExpert Advice: 8 Tips on How to Safely Move During the Coronavirus Pandemic
There are many reasons why it might be time to move to a new apartment, even during the pandemic. And, while moving day is stressful enough on its own, moving during the pandemic might be even more stress-inducing. However, there are many precautions you can take to make sure your move goes as smoothly as…
Read MoreD.C.’s Columbia Heights is a Foodie’s Paradise
Columbia Heights is a diverse neighborhood in Northwest Washington D.C. which is home to many historic buildings, row houses, as well as some embassies. Â It has had a large Hispanic population for decades and the GALA Hispanic Theatre and the Mexican Cultural Institute are in the neighborhood. The neighborhood enjoys a diverse multiracial population of…
Read MoreExperience the Art, History and Culture of D.C.’s Dupont Circle
DuPont Circle in Washington, D.C., has something for everyone, with numerous bars, restaurants and shops catering to a variety of tastes. The neighborhood is home to plenty of apartments and row houses, but it’s also a very happening place until the small hours of the morning. The area has become quite a bit more gentrified…
Read MoreRenter’s Guide on How to Clean Your Apartment Before Moving In
While your new apartment may look perfectly clean, giving it a good deep clean yourself before moving in your possessions can ensure everything is disinfected and give you a clean slate. It will allow you to remove all hard-to-reach spots before getting your furniture in, and you will make sure your apartment smells nice and…
Read MoreHow to Split Rent with Roommates – A Quick Guide
Roommates come in all shapes and sizes, and so do the rentals you share with them. And, while the concept of splitting rent may be simple in theory, there’s no cookie-cutter approach that fits every living arrangement. In fact, complications might arise in less straight-forward living circumstances, such as renting with a couple, different-sized rooms,…
Read More5 Of The Best Self Storage Facilities In Louisville, Ky
Louisville is not only known for the famous Kentucky Derby, but it’s also the city responsible for the creation of the Louisville Slugger bats, as its makers — Hillerich and Bradsby — hailed from the city. Moreover, the city has also dabbled in the production of disco balls production of disco balls, so much so…
Read More8 Modern Bedroom Decor Mistakes and How to Avoid ThemÂ
There’s nothing quite like the thrill of decorating the perfect new place or just revamping one of your favorite spots in your home. But when it comes to modern bedroom decor, things get a bit complicated. Your bedroom should both look inviting and get you a good night’s sleep, so designing your sleeping area requires…
Read More5 Of The Best Self Storage Facilities In Virginia Beach, VA
Virginia Beach is a desirable moving destination for people who favor coastal cities and the unique lifestyle they provide. The city of about 450,000 residents, also the center of a much larger and dynamic metro area with a total population of over 1.7 million, represents the perfect compromise between living in an urban area with…
Read MoreYardi Launches Emergency Rental Assistance Software for Managing and Distributing Rental Aid During the COVID-19 Pandemic
In light of the ongoing pandemic and its economic impact across the U.S., Yardi, a real estate technology provider, has launched a emergency rental assistance program (ERAP) software called Rent Relief. This comes as an effort to help governments properly manage the distribution of federal emergency rental assistance by providing an all-in-one platform. It can…
Read MoreLiving in Navy Yard, the Hottest Neighborhood in D.C.
For the past 200 years, the locals have never referred to the urban riverfront area, from southeast Washington to the South of Capitol Hill and North of the Anacostia River, as anything other than The Navy Yard. However, it was given the name of Capitol Riverfront by the neighborhood Business Improvement District, to make it…
Read MoreMount Vernon Square, D.C.’s Hip and Historic Neighborhood
Mount Vernon Square is both a city square and a neighborhood found in Northwest Washington, D.C. It’s located where Massachusetts Avenue NW, New York Avenue NW, K Street NW, and 8th Street NW intersect. It’s a historical district, dating back to the mid-1800s, with a great blend of the past and present, with architecture spanning…
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