The days of minimalist interiors and neutral color palettes seem to be behind us… at least for now! The more-is-more approach of maximalism is quickly taking over. Current fashion and home decor trends are trending toward

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Your road bike is your life — but it takes up all the room in your apartment. It’s time to give your bike a home of its own!

Make those warm summer evenings on the patio with friends even cozier

Your friend just got a new apartment or house and invited you to their housewarming party. Your grandmother would give you a few very formal ideas about what you should bring to a housewarming, and nowadays,

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Elevators aren’t just a nice commodity in apartment buildings. They are also

Co-living spaces have become in-demand as housing prices continue to soar across the nation. According to recent data, the number of bedrooms in co-living apartments went up 20% to 74,000 in 2022, from about 64,000 in 2020. Since

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These days, it seems like every time you reach into the pantry for a bag of chips, you have to swat through a cloud of moths to get it. Pantry moths are no joke, and yet, they’re also pretty common.

Moving can be an exciting process! This is especially true if you’re looking forward to meeting new people and making new connections. To ensure a purely positive experience, we suggest erring on the side of safety when choosing a potential cohabitor.

You may think of mailbox break-ins as a distant and unlikely possibility. However, according to research published by NBC News, mail theft has skyrocketed by more than 600% over the last few years.

You’re all moved into your new apartment. The layout is excellent, the work commute is a breeze, and the kitchen is impressive. But after taking your first shower in your new home, you notice that your skin and hair feel drier than ever!

Are you thinking about making Music City your new home? With its vibrant downtown, ample outdoor space, delicious southern food, and country music galore — there’s so much to love!

If you’ve been living solo for a while, the holiday season may mark the first time you’ll see your extended family in a long time. You may already be dreading spending your long weekends cooped up with nosy aunts and spoiled cousins!

Hosting guests can be stressful when you have a spare room, but it can feel straight-up impossible when you live in a studio or a small flat. In reality, you don’t need to turn away your friends and family because of a lack of space.

Are you looking to settle down in more ways than one? If you’re not sure where to find love, but you’re certain you want to, check out the best cities for dating and find out what makes them hotspots for singles!

You don't know why, but you know it feels nearly impossible to find an apartment. Rent is rising, options are limited, and everything moves quickly. If you’re having a hard time finding an apartment right now,

About to start the search for the new home of your dreams?

Landlords and property managers use various factors to determine your eligibility to

Are you studying abroad in the United States for only one semester? Or did you sign up for a summer-long internship in a different state? There are endless reasons you might be interested in a short-term rental, but you may find that landlords and property managers are less willing to consider this type of lease. If that’s true of your situation, consider these tips to help you find (or negotiate) a short-term lease!

So, you've signed your next travel nursing contract, and you've already started prepping for your move. The missing piece? A place to live in your new city. You want your travel nurse housing stipend to stretch

Moving out of your old home and into a new one can

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“MOVE IN READY!” read the banners posted in front of the new

So, you popped the big question: “Will you move in with me?” If you and your significant other are taking this step together, congratulations! Amid the excitement, keep in mind that it’s not all rainbows and new décor — you also need to figure out the logistics of your big move.

It comes every year, whether you’re ready for it or not. It can pass uneventfully, or it can wreak havoc on your life. It’s invasive, it’s sneezy, and it’s no fun at all.

It’s flu season!

It’s a match made in heaven. You and your best friend binge-watch the same shows, order the same thing at Chipotle, and even use the same type of laundry detergent. So, what could possibly go wrong if you two tried to live together?

Can you do the splits? No, not that kind! Not banana splits, either. We’re talking about splitting the rent fairly with your roommates. Don’t let this issue ruin what could be an extremely rewarding (and cost-effective) living experience.

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