Mayra David
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Tight squeezes, construction scaffolding that never goes away, and questionable renovation decisions—five New Yorkers share five sadly typical NYC living nightmares:
We asked six New Yorkers which type of landlord they'd prefer: a corporate behemoth (better service, more privacy) or a mom-and-pop owner (warmer relationship, more flexibility). Who wins in this David vs. Goliath matchup?
The city is loud enough without your neighbor's late night drum practice adding to the din. Then again, you don't want an angry visit from the man downstairs (who seems to have superhuman hearing!) every time you entertain a guest or two. We asked five New Yorkers which neighborly imposition is worse: noise ... or noise complaints?
Low ceilings, a lack of lights, and squeaks that break the sound barrier. Five New Yorkers share their apartment woes.
Bigger, better (or at least functional) kitchens. Storage solutions you won't find in an IKEA catalog. And an extra room just for "wrecking." Five New Yorkers share what they'd improve about their apartments, if they could.
Loft-like living spaces may be all the rage, but there's something to be said for a classic floorplan where the kitchen has its own four walls. We asked five New Yorkers which layout they'd rather have: