Lucy Cohen Blatter

This $1,195 Forest Hills studio is kind of a doozy. It's pretty teeny tiny and located on what looks like a subterranean level of a townhouse, but it's got some "extras" you might really appreciate, like laundry, outdoor space, and parking. Plus, utilities are included.

You may have noticed that Laundry Week is in full swing —or full spin shall we say?—on Brick. We'll be offering fresh content throughout the week, but also have done some digging into our archives for some of our best laundry coverage thus far:

IN-UNIT W/Ds

Buying an apartment in NYC can feel like a Sisyphean task for those of us not ensconced among the one percent. And the reason for that is relatively simple, says Bloomberg Business: The city's not building enough new housing to keep up with population growth. (Not to mention the fact that in NYC, most new developments are very high-end, anyway.)

Let's face it: Apartment building laundry rooms—if you're lucky to have one—aren't exactly enticing places to hang out, despite the fact that you probably spend loads of time there.