Healthy Living Features to Look for in a Neighborhood

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Are you looking to relocate to a new rental apartment? When looking for somewhere new to live, no doubt you’ll have a list of things that you would ideally want in a new home and neighborhood. The entire process of finding another home and relocating to a new place comes with a lot of important…

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How to Create a Meditation Space in Your Rental

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Meditation is about finding your center and embracing the fact that you can’t control everything around you, but you can control what goes on inside of you. You and you alone have the power to find inner peace when everything is swirling around you. Oftentimes, we come to associate a certain space or smell with…

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Best Schools in Boston for Renters With Kids

Are you searching for an apartment for rent in Boston? Or have you and your family already relocated to one of the nation’s best college towns and are now seeking excellent schools? Here’s our list of the top-rated educational institutions in Boston: The Edward Brooke Charter School, Bradley Elementary School, Hale Elementary, Boston Collegiate Charter…

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Charm and Walkability in Charlotte’s Historic Dilworth

Established in the late 1800s, the Dilworth neighborhood is on the National Register of Historic Places, and it is bursting at the seams with vintage charm. Edward Dilworth Latta took 250 acres just outside Charlotte’s original city limits and turned them into a tree-lined neighborhood which became one of the city’s most visited areas today!…

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Routines to Prevent Maintenance Issues in Your Rental

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As a tenant, most of the maintenance work is not your duty, and that is a significant benefit of being a renter. However, there are some basic things you should do in order to minimize the amount of maintenance that needs to be done, and to keep your home in good shape and condition. Even…

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Living in Ravenswood, Chicago: A Family Neighborhood with Old World Charm

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Ravenswood is located on Chicago’s North Side, mostly in the Lincoln Square community. An old German neighborhood, today it has become popular particularly with young couples who are looking for the urban experience to raise their families as well as the singles set who are attracted by the Lincoln Avenue entertainment strip. Despite recent rises in…

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Living in Mueller, Austin: A Neighborhood Defined by Community and Sustainability

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Planned with community and sustainability in mind, the mixed-use Mueller, Austin, district has quickly become one of the city’s most desirable areas.  This lively development is actually a self-contained town within a city, so everything you might need daily will be within walking distance. The area’s housing includes apartments, condos, single-family homes and rowhouses, arranged…

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Brentwood: A Thriving Nashville Suburb

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Brentwood is seen as one of the most desirable areas to live in the whole state of Tennessee. It features larger-than-life homes, lots of parks and all of the shopping you could ask for, making it the preferred place for many people with children. It’s one of the more rapidly developing suburbs of Nashville, particularly…

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Living in Rogers Park, Chicago: The City’s Best Kept Secret

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The Rogers Park community is one of the most diverse enclaves in the country, boasting over 70 nationalities, and a variety of ethnic restaurants and culture. It is also home to Loyola University, one of the nation’s largest Jesuit Catholic universities, which gives the community’s east side a predominantly college town atmosphere. It is also…

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Best Restaurants in Boston

When you think of Boston cuisine, you probably think of New England’s best traditional food and then some. Boston has emerged as one of the best cities for foodies looking for more than clam chowder — but, if that’s your favorite, know that the city has it in abundance. Whether you’re in search of your…

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Ways to Make Your Apartment Winter-Cozy

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Fall is officially here, and while some of us were hoping summer would last just a little bit longer, now we have no choice but to embrace this colorful season and prepare for what’s next – winter. Fortunately, whether you’re looking for an apartment for rent or you already have a place to call home,…

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8 Thanksgiving Tablescape Ideas for the Perfect Holiday Dinner

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Thanksgiving is the holiday of gratitude, friendship… and going all out while entertaining loved ones with spectacular dinners. But while the food is undoubtedly the real centerpiece of the show, the table decor has to match the meal’s deliciousness. So whether you’re planning a big family reunion or a small gathering with your closest friends,…

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Sylvan Park: A Family-Friendly Gem Near Downtown Nashville

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Sylvan Park is a cozy neighborhood with lots of trees, many sidewalks, lots of personality and lots of things to do within walking distance. Its proximity to downtown Nashville and Vanderbilt University makes it a popular area for students and professors to settle, as well as people from other cities. The community is tight-knit and…

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Love Country Chic Style? 12 South’s the Place for You

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The 12 South area has a vibe unlike any other in the Metro Nashville area. It’s got beautiful parks and a host of diverse restaurants. But what makes it truly unique is the smattering of locally-owned boutiques, western-wear and vintage shops lining the main drag. There’s certainly a lot to see and do. It’s no…

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3 Ways to Make Your Wardrobe Stay-At-Home Friendly

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As much as getting dressed up for work was something some of us enjoyed (while others not so much), working from home has limited the extent to which we can embrace fashion and take full advantage of our wardrobes. However, the home office does come with its advantages. Specifically, all those comfy clothes that, just…

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Gen Z Survey: Young Renters Are the Most Techy, Research-Focused, Instagram-Loving Generation of Renters

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The most culturally diverse and digital native age cohort, Generation Z, the oldest of whom are turning 24 this year, are the new must-watch generation in the housing market. Already a growing share of today’s renters, we wanted to know the little-known generation’s renting preferences compared to older generations. For this reason, we ran a…

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Nashville’s The Gulch – Urban Affluence Meets Southern Flair

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The Gulch is another downtown neighborhood in Nashville boasting a robust nightlife, bar and restaurant scene and lots of high-rise lofts with incredible city views. Hip young professionals mingle with tourists drawn by the country music scene for which the downtown is so revered. Expensive fine-dining establishments hang out next to dive bars and tiny…

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Downtown Austin: High-end Living in the Heart of the Action

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If you’re looking for a combination of high-tech industry, exciting dining and entertainment options and a sprinkling of the great outdoors, you can’t do better than living in downtown Austin. This vibrant city center has it all — shopping, live music, great food and plenty of outdoor space. And it all comes with 300 days…

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Donelson – A Rapidly Rising Star in the Nashville Area

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With the resources and location to be one of Nashville’s hipper areas, Donelson’s residents are rallying to give their beautiful, green community the recognition it deserves. If you’re thinking about making Donelson home, you’ll have to act fast. Its mix of quiet neighborhoods, loads of green space and an active city center makes it an…

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How to Create a Functional Homeschooling Space in an Apartment

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COVID-19 has completely flipped the status quo on its head. For months now, we have gotten used to social distancing, shelter-in-place orders, regional quarantines and remote work situations. Also among these changes is the need for many schools to shift to virtual classrooms for the 2020 school year. If you’re an apartment dweller who’s trying…

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