Tips for Finding a Great Place

Finding the right apartment has become much more nuanced in the 2020s. It's not enough to find a place that provides a roof over your head and a few old appliances.

Picture this: You’re settled on the couch with a hot slice of pizza and a refreshing drink.

Finding an apartment in 2025 can feel like a real challenge, especially with rental prices and competition on the rise. But with the right strategies, you can make your search a whole lot easier.

To move or not to move? That’s the big question every renter faces at some point. For many, the answer is simple: DON’T MOVE. RENEW!

You’ve looked up the information and compared thousands of apartments online. You’ve found the pictures, floor plans, maps, amenities, and details of the places you’re most interested in and cut out the rest.

No matter how great your abode may be, paying less for it would be even better.

Apartment living is the recipe for happiness.

No matter how great your abode may be, paying less for it would be even better.

A friend recently confided in me about their nerves over moving into their first apartment. Instead of brushing it off or teasing them, I decided to share some words of encouragement.

I have seen it time and time again.

If I had a nickel for every time I have answered the question, "When I'm in college is it better to live in a dorm or in an apartment?" I would be a very rich man.

When searching for apartments many of us concentrate on amenities, features and price, but often one extremely important factor is overlooked.

Will modern technology ever cease to amaze.

In our previous article, "How to Spot a Spotless Apartment", we told you that the best way to insure that you are moving into a great place is to run a little reconnaissance and check it out first.

Here’s the happs: Everybody wants to have a wonderfully pristine place to lay their heads. If cleanliness is next to godliness, than entering your new, clean abode should be like a religious experience.

What truly makes you happy? It’s a question as vast and layered as life itself, with countless answers for each of us.