Marshall Bright

While guests may appreciate your decor, all a landlord sees are potential risks.

Ever heard of a joggling board?

Property managers and brokers tell all.

Like assessing the value of home-staging during coronavirus.

No need to hold onto those expired spices.

Here's the trick: It's not even really about color.

Make your bathroom feel clean, spacious, and bright—all with just one coat of paint.

You definitely won't want that fireplace!

Rates and availability vary by location, but even in New York City, there are pools available starting at $50 an hour.

What can the salary of a professional hockey player buy these days? For starters, a five-bedroom house in the Pittsburgh suburbs with 7.5 baths, and walk-in wine closet... and a contender for the world's loneliest home theater.

If you're holding off on an IKEA run until after move-in day, you're missing out big time.

Though many New Yorkers dream of knocking down walls or upgrading to a bigger apartment to get a Carrie Bradshaw-sized closet, living with one of the smallest I'd ever seen for six years taught me that I don't need a walk-in closet. Ever. No one does.

It's easy to get so overwhelmed you don't know where to start when moving, but I'll make it simple for you: Here's one thing that you can do, right now.

It might seem like those House Hunters are being willfully obtuse for refusing to see beyond paint color. But in the real world, paint color does have an effect on homebuyers, albeit a more subtle one.

I had certain expectations for where I'd be at the cusp of 30, and I thought they didn't involve still having to label my cheese.

Moving down the block or across town is stressful enough, but nothing compares to a long-distance move. Those Herculean tasks always remind me of an hilarious Hyperbole and a Half comic: Author Allie Brosh’s excellently described her move from Montana to Oregon as “nearly as stressful and futile as trying to run away from lava in swim fins.” Packing up all your belongings is one thing. Relocating nearly everything in your adult life—utilities, friendships, jobs, etc.

These tips'll help you make sure you've actually found Apartment Right, not just Right Now.

Moving is already a pain under the best circumstances, but there are even more reasons to dread it during the summer. It’s when the vast majority of moves take place, says Adam Doron, CEO of Unpakt, a booking and pricing site for movers. Because demand is high, prices are often at a premium and logistics are trickier than in other times of the year. But you don’t have to abandon your possessions curbside, Oregon Trail-style.

These will come in handy in the future.