Saving energy has become a crucial debate today. According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, America currently produces 5,981 million metric tons of harmful carbon emissions. 13% of that total is released by the residential sector. These statistics may not be easy to visualize, but the increasing cost of energy is guaranteed to make an immediate impact on every household. Incentives for Tenants to…

Hosting a rocking holiday party in a small space like a one-bedroom apartment may seem impossible, but if we’ve learned anything from the year, it’s that less can definitely be more. With the right wallet-friendly touches, you won’t need palatial digs or a matching budget to impress your guests. In fact, by maximizing your square footage, no one will ever notice the size of your…

If you’ve spent the past year mostly stuck in your apartment, chances are you’ve thought about how you would improve the place. But before you break out the hammer and paintbrush, it’s important to know what you can and can’t do as a tenant.  We’ll go over a few tips for making over your apartment without breaking your lease and losing that oh-so-important security deposit…

If you are renting your home, you may want to get a few improvements on the way to make it feel more like yours. Apart from ensuring the security of your personal belongings through online insurance, you want to ensure that you are happy and content in your surroundings. Your landlord, or the former tenants, have their ideas of personalizing each room of the rental…

Spring is finally here, and with it comes the collective impulse and desire to test our green finger. Living in an apartment doesn’t necessarily mean that you can’t do a little bit of gardening. Your balcony can be turned into a small urban oasis full of flowers, aromatic herbs, and even veggies.  Growing flowers and plants in an urban environment is also crucial for the…

In a world where environmentalism and sustainability are becoming increasingly important, landlords all over the world are looking for ways to upgrade their rentals in a green manner. If you’re looking to go solar as a renter, there’s not much you can do on your own – you need the approval and support of your landlord. That said, if your landlord has no intention of…