StreetNoise

Triple the “rooms” in your studio apartment, NYC ranked most overpriced US city, and more

By Leigh Kamping-Carder | March 4, 2014 - 10:59AM

Tricks to make your studio feel like a one-bedroom--with a living room and an office too (Refinery29)

It’s official: NYC ties with Honolulu for most overpriced city in the nation (Forbes)

When you buy next to a townhouse that’s a secret front for the MTA (PIX11)

Decorating advice for living in a giant hamster wheel in Williamsburg? Nail everything down (Gothamist)

A meditation on picking up the rhythm of a changing nabe, in this case Bed-Stuy (Gawker)

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