Kelly Kreth
Contributing writer Kelly Kreth has been a freelance journalist, essayist, and columnist for more than two decades. Her real estate articles have appeared in The Real Deal, Luxury Listings, Our Town, and amNewYork. A long-time New York City renter who loves a good deal, Kreth currently lives in a coveted rent-stabilized apartment in a luxury building on the Upper East Side.
Posts by Kelly Kreth:
What's the one thing you would change about your apartment if you could? Five New Yorkers dare to dream.
If you have money sloshing around in your Flexible Spending Account, you have just over one month to use it or lose it. What to do after double-booking your shrink, ordering contact lenses and prepaying the orthodontist? Maybe look around your apartment for inspiration.
The following home-related expenses may be reimbursable under your employer’s healthcare plan, according to Maria K. Todd, CEO of Mercury Healthcare, a healthcare provider network.
New York City apartments tend to be small and poorly ventilated, which means strong odors can stick around for a long time...and we New Yorkers are particularly prone to smelling like last night’s latkes or the everyday olfactory signature of our own apartments.
What's the one thing you would change about your apartment if you could? Five New Yorkers dish:
NY1 general assignment reporter Roger Clark and all around nice guy was born in the Bronx and raised in Queens. Known for his fearless, fun and endearing approach to reporting, he has, according to his bio, “surfed at Rockaway Beach, climbed rock walls, learned the trapeze, figure skated, kayaked the Hudson, canoed the Gowanus Canal and eaten prawn at seven in the morning.” We set out to see if he was just as intrepid when it comes to apartments.
