StreetNoise

Gear up for your first NYC rental, how to decorate 400 square feet, and more

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

This is what you're up against: 30 percent of buyers in brownstone Brooklyn make $300,000 a year (DNAinfo)

Get inspired by eight gorgeous apartments under 400 square feet (Apartment Therapy)

Gearing up to rent this summer? 10 tips for first-timers (DNAinfo; previously)

And despite pricey rents, NYC is one of the best cities for college grads, study says (NYDN)

Don't get caught moving next door to a subpar bodega (Thrillist)

Redo your bathroom floor for pennies (pun intended) (Curbed NY)

 

Brick Underground articles occasionally include the expertise of, or information about, advertising partners when relevant to the story. We will never promote an advertiser's product without making the relationship clear to our readers.
topics:
StreetNoise rentals Small Spaces
BRICK’S PICKS
 How to find an international student rental apartment in NYC
The 7 best ways to find a short-term rental while you renovate your NYC apartment
How do I stop my neighbor's cooking smells from wafting into my apartment?
My neighbor's dripping AC is driving me crazy. What can I do?
How to break a lease on a NYC apartment
THE BU PODCAST
 The Brick Underground Podcast: Predators in the NYC rental market, with Hannah Levintova from Mother Jones
The Brick Underground Podcast: Protecting against fire and floods in your NYC apartment
The Brick Underground Podcast: Finding a deal as NYC landlords pull concessions and raise rents
The Brick Underground Podcast: Trading your NYC apartment for a cheap(er) vacation
The Brick Underground Podcast: A guide to negotiating
The Brick Underground Podcast: Your NYC buying, selling, and ownership questions