City Guides

A bodega is a small, neighborhood convenience store, often owned by an individual owner. As opposed to a franchise or corporation. The term itself originated from Spanish and means "wine shop",  "wine cellar", or “storehouse for wine.” Today, the...

New York City consistently hosts a competitive and expensive rental market. With the median rent citywide at $4,295, there are plenty of renters looking for a deal. However, it is not always simple to find a cheap apartment by...

Apartment hunting can be stressful and tiresome, especially when you need a New York City apartment. There are numerous neighborhoods to explore and live in between the five boroughs. Each offers unique characteristics, influenced by local businesses, public areas,...

Manhattan Valley is a sub-neighborhood located in the northwest part of Manhattan, New York City. It is a part of the larger neighborhood of Upper West Side. Manhattan Valley starts off on 96th Street, and ends on 110th Street...

New York City renters have plenty of options when determining where they want to rent. There are numerous neighborhoods amongst the five boroughs, each with individual characteristics that appeal to various people and living situations. In Manhattan, renters can...

Civic Center, located in Lower Manhattan, has long been the administrative center of New York City. Its history goes back to the late 18th century, when it was originally part of the city's early grid development and the site...