Apartment Rentals in New York City – what you need to know.
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Sure, RDNY.com can help you find the right apartment with no broker fee (shameless plug). But then what? You don\’t want to stare at blank white walls. The solution: decorate your walls with fine photography from Maher Fine Art Photography.
This apartment is unlike any other I\’ve seen before — thanks to Randal\’s vast and rotating antiques collection, he has covered every available surface with works of art that are personal and dear to him.
\”What can I do with my rental apartment to give it a face lift? If you\’re lucky enough to be able to paint, the answer, once again, is color.
Apartment renters in New York City beware! The City is aggressively enforcing long existing but widely ignored codes prohibiting temporary walls.
Is your kitchen less than 120 square feet? Have you improved it in some way, or conquered a challenge? Have you made it more beautiful, more healthy, more functional? We want to see your kitchen, and our readers\’ top three favorites will receive a bundle of kitchen goodies.
I was so impressed with the thought and vision of this site that I am compelled to recommend it to you. Whether you are interested in finding a rental apartment in Manhattan or a rental in Brooklyn, you\’ve going to be looking at bare, mostly white or off white walls. You need to turn those walls into a home. Design*Sponge cnq give you the inspiration to do that for not very much money.
These photos are from a New York Times article from Oct 21, 2007 which I saved because it helped us in RDNY.com\’s Listing Dept to understand what 300 square feet looked like. The article is about how popular studio apartments have become in the buyer\’s market because sale prices have gotten so high, but what attracted me was how these…