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The article offers information on Lisa Mathis of New York who lives in an apartment building in Brooklyn. It mentions that the hardship in the building has brought tenants closer according to Mathis. It also mentions that pocket doors separate her living and dining rooms. It also mentions several houses which are available for sale in New York.

The article looks at the significance of lower rent in Manhattan, New York City during the COVID-19 pandemic. Topics discussed include the incentives offered by landlords such as free rent for several months, factors that might affect Manhattan rental prices such as in-person classes and return to city of vaccinated young adults, and the record leases signed in Manhattan in May 2021.

The article reports on the growing number of friends sharing an apartment in New York City to help break the isolation imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Topics mentioned include a drop in rental prices across all categories, thoughts from associate broker Melinda Sicari about the popularity of roommate camaraderie, and a drop in the average price for a studio in Manhattan in September 2020.

The article reports on an artist named Linda Sampson, who bought a loft on West Broadway in New York City for 15,000 U.S. dollars in 1972 and sells it for 2.4 million U.S. dollars to fund her retirement. Topics mentioned include the book "Loft Living: Culture and Capital in Urban Change," by sociology professor Sharon Zukin, legalization of loft living in the city in 1971, and the SoHo Memory Project by SoHo resident Yukie Ohta.

The article reports on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on renters in New York City who have roommates and share apartments. Topics mentioned include percentage of residential tenants who would not pay their rent in April 2020 according to the Community Housing Improvement Program, percentage of tenants who failed to pay rent according to the National Multifamily Housing Council, and an increase in the number of rooms and apartments available for sublet.

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The article reports on the growing residential and commercial rents in New York City and its impact on artists who work out of apartments. Topics mentioned include their efforts to change their practices to accommodate the costs and constraints of living in the city, the Artist Studio Affordability Project founded by Jenny Dubnau, and security deposits required by landlords for larger spaces that make it difficult for artists to invest in building out studios.

The article discusses that an inexpensive apartment brought Frank Gargiulo, a 57-year-old creative director, had lived in the East Village to Weehawken, N.J., s even years ago, and it's a different apartment.

The article discusses the factors considered by senior manager Mark Hale before deciding to rent a one-bedroom apartment in the Upper East Side of New York City.

The article discusses about a two-bed room railroad apartment in Greenpoint, Brooklyn rented by Jen Brenneman, a director of learning and development for a tech company, staying with her son and a daughter.

The article discusses that Pam McAlliste discovered that she had to leave her Park Slope, Brooklyn, apartment of '51 years in 2015, and she did the only thing that she could think of and emailed friends, asking for help.

The article features couple Michael Kimbro and Amanda Kimbro to discuss the rent-to-own options that renters in the New York area can choose as an option when buying a home.

The article discusses apartment rented by couple Michael Abbatiello and Allison O'Reilly in East Rutherford, New Jersey and mentions the amenities and facilities provided by the area along with interior of the house.

The article focuses on the challenges of finding the ideal rental apartment in New York City. Topics covered include the complexity of roommate and landlord-tenant relations, the reality of losing a dream apartment as part of living in the city, and some experiences shared by tenants including Sarah Abramson Cusick and her husband Theo.

The article explores the increasing prices of houses in Jersey City, New Jersey, in 2018. The trend is attributed to the rising demand for houses as families choose to stay in the area. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the city's numbers of residents and families increased since 2010. The city reported an increase in the influx of people from the Netherlands,France, Belarus, Chile and India.

The article offers information on a study from real estate marketplace StreetEasy about the average apartment rent increases in several cities of New York from 2010-2018. It mentions that the report shows an increase in apartment rentals in Manhattan and Brooklyn neighborhoods which a number of tenants.

A review is offered for the apartment's $931 monthly rent has covered by a rental assistance voucher, as Ms. Small has staying home to care for daughter for the pandemic.

The article focuses on Jackson Chiappinelli, communications manager at Conde Nast, who decided to rent a two-bedroom house in Park Slope, Brooklyn, New York.

The article focuses on several houses for sale in the United States including Tarrytown five bedroom; Long island city Condo; and Turtle Bay Co Op.

The article focuses on the couple Erin Boyle and James Casey who moved to a 800-square-foot apartment along with children located in Carroll Gardens in Brooklyn, New York.

The article focuses on actor Posey Bartol and Theresa Alexander who lost jobs and roommate at start of covid-19 pandemic and mentions duplex apartment of Bartol and Alexander.

A list of real estate properties located in New York and New Jersey offered for sale is presented.

The article features Katherine Dunleavy, a senior account executive at a public relations agency who was able to rent her own apartment in a financial district in Manhattan, New York during the pandemic.

The article discusses that the New York apartment hunt with a long wish list, Taruna Chandok had one requirement for her first apartment in the city. It mentions that Dr. Chandok practiced medicine for four years in India before marrying another doctor and moving to Massachusetts; and work as a doctor in the U.S., she would need to take qualifying exams and complete a residency.

The article focuses on couple Gabriela Viera and Matthew Hargraves who opted for bedroom with and patio when selecting an apartment and mentions that the outdoor space of the apartment has been useful during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The article offers information related to the benefits of renting a house in New York along with reference of Zozibini Tunzi.

The article offers information related to the plans of Cynthia Lanzino to buy a house in New York and become a New Yorker.

The article lists selling prices, taxes and pros and cons of apartments and residents located in Fairfield, Connecticut, Staten Island and Manhattan, New York.

The article focuses on couples Elizabeth Merritt and Michael Daly who wanted to find roommates in middle of covid-19 pandemic and mentions that they found an apartment in Bushwick, Brooklyn in New York.

The article describes An 805-square-foot one-bedroom, one-and-a-half-bath unit with a 26-foot-long south-facing living and dining room, high-end appliances 10-foot ceilings and a washer and dryer in an elevator building converted to condos in the 1980s.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of renting a five-bedroom Inn decorated with antiques in Connecticut.

The article reports on rental prices in New York City could be heading lower as landlords try to get prospective tenants to sign new leases.

In this article the author talks about the foyer of Libby Fearnley's one-bedroom apartment in Park Slope, Brooklyn, holds scooters, children's bikes, a large bookshelf, a shoe- storage cabinet, a granny cart and a closet filled with linens, a sewing machine, art supplies, Christmas decorations, luggage, photos and a printer.

The article offers information on why house rents in New York did not decline in New York amid COVID-19 pandemic, despite renters thought prices might fall; and mentions landlords are getting rent and not sitting on vacancies.

The article focuses on Kurt Juergens, a musician who used to rely on babysitting gigs to pay his rent, and forced to do construction work for the landlord to make up his rent due to COVID-19 pandemic.

The author presents a personal narrative of his experiences of finding a roommate.

The article discusses the benefits of lockdown and stay-at-home orders for motorcyclists in New York City amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

The article features the experience of German couple Karsten and Connie Klube in living in Weehawken, New Jersey, during the lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The article discusses The consequences of home workouts. Topics include Christopher Ming Ryan, the co-owner of a video marketing agency, used to do cardio workouts a few times a week at the Planet Fitness near his Washington Heights co-op; After it shut down, he started doing a seven minute high-intensity workout at home instead; and for several weeks, he was loving how the quick bout of exercise broke up his housebound afternoons.