Combatting Loneliness: Building Connections in Your Apartment Community
The U.S. Surgeon General has recently highlighted the significant impact of loneliness on health, linking it to an increased risk of stroke and heart disease.
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The U.S. Surgeon General has recently highlighted the significant impact of loneliness on health, linking it to an increased risk of stroke and heart disease.
When you are heavy into flu season, one thing is for sure and rings true for every single apartment resident out there...nobody wants to get sick.
The 4th of July may be one of the easiest days of the year to throw a themed celebration - red white and blue adornments turn any apartment, common room or outdoor area patriotic, and the menu couldn't be simpler.
Ever find yourself dealing with unexpected visitors outside your apartment? No, not your clingy ex who can’t take a hint—we’re talking about stray animals.
With the school soon to be letting out for summer, the kids will be out playing on the community grounds more often.
Not all of us are rich enough to live by ourselves, and not all of us want to live with our parents for the rest of our lives either. Where does that leave us.
Having laundry centers in your apartment community is a huge, HUGE bonus over having to go to the laundromat next to the local corner store.
In an apartment, living in such close proximity to others, there is no excuse for being a loud, obnoxious, inconsiderate neighbor.
What would you do if you found a massive jackpot of cash on the street and no one was around?
The truth is bold and in front of us. It's been repeated throughout the history of our society. When the economy is down, crime goes up. Theft and burglary are two HUGE crimes that raise during times of trouble.