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NYC is known for upward expansion and high-rise buildings, but the city’s iconic skyscrapers are only made possible because of the invention of the elevator. Elevators are so ubiquitous (there are over 70,000 in New York City) but many...

Asbestos is one of those things that many people hear about but don’t really understand. People know that older buildings seem to have a lot of asbestos, they know that the material can cause health problems, and they know...

Lead-based paint and lead-contaminated dust have created health hazards for young children and adults for over a century, but only since the 1970s has lead exposure become a major public health issue. Lead-based paint is now illegal to use...

New York City tenants consistently look for an apartment with large windows and copious amounts of natural light. However, families with small children must take extra precautions to keep them safe around windows. Small children can occasionally fall out...

One of the best, and rarest, appliances in NYC is the dishwasher. Making life incredibly convenient for those who don’t have time or helping those who simply hate to wash dishes, these marvelous machines can be the deciding factor...

Many people in NYC 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 a small...