Lucy Cohen Blatter

In today's seller's market, swarmed open houses and bidding wars are common, but not every apartment is finding a buyer—stat! In Wallflowers, we take a look at a place that's been on the market for at least three months and, judging from the info available via the listing description, delve into what might be holding buyers back.

We thought we were being all fancy when we paid movers to pack up our stuff during our last move, instead of doing it ourselves--a worthwhile $500 investment.

In Case You Missed It: Every so often, BrickUnderground digs through the archives to find the best advice our experts have shared through the years.

Looking for a studio that doesn't feel like a college dorm room? Separate spaces for sleeping, lounging and cooking can make a one-room apartment feel like something bigger and better. 

[Update: Apparently Park Slopers really don't want a lice-removal business in their neighborhood, and have put up flyers protesting it. According to Fucked in Park Slope, rumors of the place coming to the neighborhood are just rumors for now, although apparently the owner is still looking.]