Recent Home Blog | Apartments/Rented Homes PostsHow to Choose Furniture for a Small Spaceby Mary Ann Romans26 Feb 2009 03:19 PMWhile the average home in America is upwards of 2.500 square feet, apartment dwellers usually don't have that same amount of space. In fact, in major cities, apartments can be quite tiny. Dorm Room Checklistby Sherry Holetzky26 Jul 2007 11:42 AMThere are some things you may not have thought of that will come in handy in your new dorm room. This list is certainly not exhaustive, but hopefully, it will be helpful. Look over this list to see if there are any items you forgot and add them to your own list. Dorm Room Decoratingby Sherry Holetzky25 Jul 2007 12:15 PMIt won't be long until you head off to school (or until your child heads off to college life). So, how do you plan to decorate (or help your kids decorate) the dorm room? Dorm rooms are generally neutral in color but you may want to find out for sure. Facing The Real World In A High Riseby Michele Cheplic20 May 2007 03:20 PMMy cousin graduated from college a couple of weeks ago and will begin his first "real" job next month. That means he has about two weeks to get his new home in order. Last week we drove down to Chicago to help him move into his new... high-rise apartment. Storage for Dorms, Rentals, Small Spacesby Sherry Holetzky05 Apr 2006 07:31 AMIf a dorm room or small apartment is home for you or for someone you love, you know the many challenges that a small space, especially a rental, can present. There are handy products you can use to create storage and effectively use every inch of extra space. More Suggestions for Small Spacesby Sherry Holetzky04 Apr 2006 06:42 AMIf you have a small apartment or room or live in a dorm room (or perhaps your grown child does), here are some more suggestions and storage ideas that you (or they) can implement to make the most of small spaces. Temporary Housing and Apartments: Adding Colorby Sherry Holetzky27 Dec 2005 01:27 PMWe have already touched on some of the restrictions and limitations that are imposed on people who live in apartment buildings, rentals, or military housing. Today we'll talk about ways to get the look and feel you want, by adding color, without breaking any rules. Temporary Housing and Apartmentsby Sherry Holetzky22 Dec 2005 01:25 PMMany families call apartments, other rentals, or military housing, home. Unfortunately, some of these spaces don't always feel as homey as we'd like. We all know that decorating apartments or temporary housing can be a challenging experience. Recent Blog Comments discountlandlord says... "Better home security can increase house value When the property is installed with a good security system, the value of it will increase alongside with the decrease in the insurance rate." bsmythe says... "I found that once I bought my all wood kitchen cabinets the kitchen was markedly improved for me and the Mrs." |
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