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Storage units in NYC are common, understandably so, because they’re somewhat of a necessity. Many New Yorkers utilize storage units since space in the city can be so limited. Many people who live in apartments just don’t have the room to store all of their belongings, so they need to find a storage facility. But what storage solutions are there in New York City, and which ones are best?

Atlanta has been getting a spectacular reputation among the people of Hollywood for quite some time. Thanks to the city’s agreeable policies for movie shoots and photoshoots, this Georgia city has become a “mini-Hollywood” on the East Coast. There are plenty of famous celebrities that live in Atlanta, with seemingly more moving all the time. 

Soho, today, is known for its vibrant art community, ritzy boutiques, luscious loft residences, iron-clast buildings, and charming cobblestones. However, a walk down “Soho Lane” reveals that Soho was not always the affluent and booming neighborhood that it is today. While it is only one neighborhood in New York City, Soho is exemplative of the journey that we all New Yorkers face: one of continuous evolution and transformation.

One of the most popular kinds of warm-season grasses is centipede grass. Found commonly in the Southern United States, Centipede grass is able to grow in low=quality soil and has few maintenance requirements, which has made it an ideal grass for homeowners in hot climates.

The New York housing market was on fire in 2021 but has cooled significantly in 2022. Real estate prices in New York are expected to fall in 2023 due to higher mortgage rates and a weaker economy. However, the market varies greatly depending on where you live, and it’s essential to understand the different geographic variations if you’re looking to buy a home. So, to help you plan, here’s a look at the housing market in New York.

Whether you’re moving to NYC alone or with family, coordinating everything is no easy feat. Our guide provides helpful tips and advice on how to move to New York City.

Learn about buyer and seller closing costs in NYC with our guide and calculator. Whether you're buying or selling a condo, co-op, or townhouse, we'll cover it all from taxes, bank fees, and legal fees to who pays for what to how to calculate your estimated closing costs.

Known for its abundant national parks, stunning mountain ranges, and beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean, Washington is one of the nation’s best places to call home. This list of the eight best places to live in Washington will help you choose the right area for your next big move.

Used widely throughout the US, perennial ryegrass (lolium perenne) is one of the most common types of grass for homeowners. Ryegrass is favored because it has a fast germination rate and establishes itself quickly. When planted and taken care of, perennial ryegrass forms lush, fine-bladed grass that keeps its color and body even through the cold months of the winter.

Public utilities are essential goods or services available to the general public, including gas, water, and electricity. But just because they are open to the public doesn’t mean they’re free. A utility bill is a charge you’ll receive for using one of these services. Typically, you’ll pay utility bills monthly and separately from your rent, as they’re rarely included.

Great real estate photography helps sell homes, and in a market like NYC, where you want your apartment to stand out against others in the same building, hiring a great photographer is essential. That's why we've compiled a list of the best NYC real estate photographers, all of whom will take stunning shots of your home's interiors, making sure the buyers come knocking. 

To afford a $5 million home, you’ll need an annual pretax income of at least $840,000 with other stellar credentials such as a high credit score and savings. While $840,000 is the bare minimum to afford a $5 million home, most experts recommend having a pretax income closer to $1.2 - $1.5 million to be on the safe side.