Apartment Living Blog

No one can deny that Montgomery Township, New Jersey, is a charming place many want to live in, considering its many attractive attributes. The township has much to offer visitors and those lucky enough to call this region home. Not only is the...

When it comes topet ownership, often apartment living with pets isn't always the easiest situation. Usually, your pets won't have many of the freedoms they might have if you lived in a traditional, free-standing home. After all, when your dogs or...

The Best Indoor Plants for Apartments

You've picked the perfect Frenchtown apartment (perhaps close to bike trails) and moved in. Now, it's time to make this apartment home. House plants are an easy way refresh your apartment, clean the air, and...

You’ve heard the horror stories and cautionary tales about apartment living. Whether you’re a first-time renter or considering a move to an apartment, it’s important to separate fact from fiction. You might be surprised to find that living in an...

Living in a New Jersey apartment often means making the most out of limited space. Whether you're in a cozy spot in Fairway 28 or a compact one-bedroom in a bustling part of the city, the challenge is universal: how do you make a small space feel...

There’s a reason nature goes into hiding in the winter. Insects die off, bears hibernate, chipmunks tuck themselves away in cozy underground nests, and trees shed their leaves — all because cold conditions are the very opposite of what most living...

Are you moving to your first Central New Jersey apartment or your first apartment without roommates? Checking and double-checking all of the minor and major details is the key to a stress-free move-in experience. Our checklist will help you ensure...

Embracing minimalism may sound like the perfect solution if your New Jersey apartment feels cluttered and crowded. Before you decide to make the switch, you’ll need to consider how well your lifestyle, home, family and personal beliefs will mesh...

Your Central New Jersey apartment won’t feel like much of a haven if you’re a victim of a break-in or suffer a fall or another type of injury. Fortunately, staying safe within your home can be as easy as following these simple tips.

Even a small amount of clutter can be overwhelming when you live in an apartment. Clutter in the home has been linked to anxiety, depression, stress and difficulty concentrating, according to an article in the Journal of Environmental Psychology. If...