New York Living

One of living in Manhattan’s biggest luxuries is the proximity to world-class art. The city is lousy with the stuff.  Practically every neighborhood boasts either big-name museums or galleries displaying up-and-coming artists. In my opinion, the Chelsea neighborhood of...

If there’s one thing that’s true about all New Yorkers, it’s that we’re busy. We dash around like crazy people. One day, we’re trying to squeeze in work, a trip to the gym, and a catch-up happy hour with...

What's up? Clinton Hill! This new neighborhood guide explores a popular Brooklyn neighborhood to provide an overview of its history, living options, and activities. Key Information about Clinton Hill Check out the following key information about this New York City neighborhood: Population Home...

What's up? Long Island City! This Queens neighborhood rests across the East River from Manhattan, making this a commuter's dream neighborhood. The area has numerous high-rise amenity buildings that appeal to various renters. Key Information about Long Island City Thinking of...

We're here with our second neighborhood guide: Gowanus.  This northwestern Brooklyn neighborhood is not only fun to say, but it also features the Gowanus Canal and plenty of artistic spaces. Key Information Where is the Neighborhood? Gowanus (Degraw Street/4th Avenue/9th Street/Smith Street) Population 7,565...

Looking to live in Brooklyn? Fort Greene is a neighborhood in the northwestern part of the borough that makes appealing rental options for families, single renters, and roommates. Continue reading our neighborhood guide: Fort Greene to learn more about...