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Washington DC is quite a unique city for renters. It’s well-known as our country’s political epicenter, but it’s also a fast-paced, public transit-friendly, and youthful place that is gaining a lot of buzz, especially in the food, music and entertainment scene. With all of the politicians on Capitol Hill, D.C. might seem like a concrete […]
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The Big Apple covers quite a bit of land, meaning the city is full of neighborhoods. Each area has its own personality, defined by its amenities, population and history. If you’re living in New York City, or will be soon, you want to find a place that feels like home. Of course, cost will factor […]
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With its location near the Atlantic Ocean and historic ties, the city of Boston is a unique and beautiful place, so it’s no wonder many people want to live there. Whether you have an apartment in the city and your lease is almost up or you’re about to move to the area, finding Boston neighborhoods you […]
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Moving to southern California means that you have your fair share of Los Angeles neighborhoods to choose from— and let’s face it, some are more expensive than others. In the land of Hollywood A-listers, near-perfect weather and nearby beaches, it’s understandable that space comes at a premium. But fortunately, there are a lot of affordable […]
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Affordability is one of the biggest factors that goes into the apartment hunting process– and for that reason, many people may skip right over the most expensive cities when searching through listings. However, the perks of setting up camp in these swanky spots can well outweigh the costly rent check. After all, they’re pricey for a reason. Higher prices tend to […]
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