Faye Chou

10 Outdoor Fall Activities in Boston

Summers in Boston are fantastic, but there is no doubting there are tons of people excited for the fall, which officially starts September 22nd. While the weather cools off, the number of fun outdoor activities to do actually heats...

RentHop’s Apartment Wishlist: Spice Up Your Apartment With Something Green

Every week there are certain things we would love to have in our apartments. Something might be way out of our price range, but one can dream, right? If we can’t purchase it, we can still get inspired by...

Things you need to think about before renting an apartment: Part 2

There are many things that renters must think about before renting an apartment. These items include how much rent they can afford, where they want to live, and what type of apartment they can qualify for. Once they've gathered...

Things you need to think about before renting an apartment: Part 1

When compared to buying property, renting an apartment is easy. Or is it? Renting an apartment is more than just signing some papers and then getting handed the keys. There are application steps, a competitive marketplace, and fees to...

How to Save Money on Moving

Any way you slice it, moving to a New York City apartment is a huge ordeal. Not only can it interrupt your life and consume your thoughts, but it can also cost you an arm and a leg. There...

RentHop’s Apartment Wishlist: Keeping it Simple

We're gathering more lists of great furniture and decor you can add to your apartment. In the meantime, we're collecting our own apartment wishlist with simple items that enhance the day-to-day. Today, we're sharing our favorite current finds to...

The Do’s and Don’ts of Subletting

Renting works for many people as it provides more flexibility than owning. However, there are still some restrictions, including the lease date. In some cases, you may need to move out of your apartment before the end of the...

What’s the Difference Between a Prewar and Postwar Apartment?

In New York City and other older cities across the country, there are various ways to describe apartment buildings. One of the most common differences between prewar and postwar apartments is classified when the building finished construction. Some renters...

RentHop’s Apartment Wishlist: Seven Blue Pieces

We're helping you decorate your apartment color by color. This week, we're looking at seven blue pieces of decor that you can use to spruce up your space. These pieces range in price, size, and function, giving you plenty...

Rent-Stabilized Apartments in NYC: Real or Myth?

If you live in New York City. or any other big city, and you're a renter, getting a rent-stabilized apartment is like winning the lottery. Why? Because rent-stabilized apartments have perks for tenants that include a guaranteed chance to...

About Me

Faye is the Managing Director of the RentHop Operations team. In her 10 years at RentHop, Faye has written numerous articles on a variety of real estate topics. If you're interested in learning more about the current state of the rental housing market or want Faye's best tips for your apartment search then check out more of her articles.

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Manhattan Listings Under $2,600 in November 2024

Renters know that Manhattan is expensive. The median price for an apartment in the borough decreased to $4,500 this...