You don’t have to belong to a luxury gym in order to stay in shape. Most gyms close to my apartment cost at least $50 a month. No thanks. Instead, I’ll have to settle for my small apartment, which I’m OK with! There are plenty of exercises you can do in your apartment.
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Cooking for one can be hard. It always seems like you make too much and then end up with a bunch of leftovers, some of which just end up being thrown away. Well, we're here to help! Follow these tips and you'll be cooking like a pro in no time!
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Clearing countertops is easy, but keeping them clean? That's the hard part! Here are a few habits to help.
http://www.thekitchn.com/5-habits-for-keeping-clear-countertops-184470?utm_source=ApartmentTherapy&utm_medium=outbrain&utm_campaign=ob-cross-promotion 
When you're moving to a new city or just moving to a new apartment, there are several things to take care of before you go. Some are more obvious like changing your address, but some you may not think of. Read the article below to ensure that you have a smooth transition!
http://renters.apartments.com/the-essential-to-do-list-before-moving-out-of-an-apartment
Looking for a way to organize or hide those pesky cords and wires? Well look no further! Here are a few methods to organize the mess.
1. Cord Organizers 2. Cable Ties 3. Wire Baskets and more! Click here to read more on apartments.com! 
Everyone wants their apartment to feel homey because it helps them become comfortable in the space. Sometimes all it takes is a few simple touches to transform a room from cold to cozy.
Click here to get some tips! When searching for an apartment, you'll probably think a lot about the amenities you want but you might not think as much about the floor plan. Well, you should! We all have different preferences and floor plans are not an exception. Learn which floor plan works best for you by reading the article below! http://www.rent.com/blog/tips-for-choosing-an-apartment-floor-plan/ 
Many companies these days don’t require their employees to come into the office every day. Instead, they can work from home (and in the comfort of their sweatpants). Sounds pretty great, right? However, I’m guessing your apartment didn’t come with a home office, and if it didn’t, that’s OK, because you can create one yourself!
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Admit it. We've all bought items before that we never end up using. However, there are some items that we never seem to put down. Now, everyone's daily items may differ slightly, but below you'll find a list of several things that you should always consider buying (especially if you find a great deal!). We promise you won't regret it.
1. Cast Iron 2. Solid Wood Furniture 3. Tools 4. Leather Bags 5. Silverware and more! Click here to read the full article. So you've found the perfect apartment. Now what? You may be tempted to go ahead and sign on that dotted line, but make sure you ask these questions before you do. 
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Quiz time!
We all have our work space preferences, but do you know what yours are? Maybe you prefer a quite, sophisticated area? With a large comfy chair? You'll never know unless you take this quiz! Click here to begin. 
Fall is finally here! And with it comes many great things: pumpkin and apple picking, leaves changing color, sweatshirt weather, fall foods, and (our personal favorite) football season!
Nothing's better than getting together with friends or family and watching the big game with some of your favorite food, but, before you do, make sure you're prepared. Below is a list of the most important things you'll need to impress everyone! Let us know if we've missed anything! 1. TV 2. Plenty of Seating 3. Cornhole 4. Good Food and more! Click here to read more!
Looking for things to make life easier in the kitchen? Well these tools do just that! From corn on the cob scrapers, cake batter dispensers, and strainer tops, you'll wonder why you didn't know about these before now.
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The kitchen is one of my favorite spaces. I love cooking up a storm. Having lived in my fair share of apartments with one-butt kitchens, I know small spaces can be tricky. From bitty prep areas to limited cooking surfaces, putting together dinner in a small kitchen takes some forethought. Not only do you have to plan a meal that can be cooked within the allotted stovetop – oven space, you need to consider how many dishes – the dirty kind that need to be washed – you’re going to create.
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