Mold in an apartment or home is a relatively common occurrence, and most tenants can easily clean the matter on their own. However, mold becomes harmful when it persists, exists in large quantities, or has a black color. In...
New Yorkers produce nearly eight million tons of waste at home and work annually. Part of this figure includes large bulky furniture items such as old couches, tv stands, chairs, and more. Thankfully, in New York City, one man’s...
Renters and homeowners need to know how to read a tape measure, especially during the New York City apartment search process. A tape measure is a valuable tool to help measure the size of the room. Tape measures also...
The first day of the month sticks out for many tenants as time to pay rent. This monthly expense is one of the largest costs for renters and can place a great financial burden on tenants. If you're looking...
Moving apartments is often necessary if you get a new job, a new relationship, or want a change in surroundings. Yet moving is a massive undertaking. Between securing a new lease to furnishing the space, you must complete a...
Many people in New York City think gardening is out of their reach. Most people don’t have balconies or backyards, and it’s illegal to have a garden on a fire escape. However, there are plenty of ways to create...