This year New Jersey has seen an increase in people looking to grow their own food. With the virus keeping us at home and grocery stores being empty of some food items, it's no wonder people want to supplement their food with a vegetable garden. Even if you live in a tiny apartment, you should be able to grow some plants. In addition to typical houseplants, certain herbs, fruits, and vegetables can thrive in an apartment garden. Start with just a few containers as you hone your gardening ...

With many companies instituting work-at-home policies in an effort to curb the spread of the coronavirus, you may suddenly find yourself working from home in a less than ideal space. Whether you have access to a full-fledged home office or have to work from your bed in a studio apartment, we have tips from ergonomic experts that will minimize strain on your body while you’re working at a ...

The days of leisurely touring apartments is over –– at least for the foreseeable future. As the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, wreaks havoc through cities around the world, many of us are putting our lives on pause in an effort to curb the rapid spread of the illness. As researchers and doctors rush to treat infected individuals and search for viable treatments, health agencies, including the CDC, are recommending the practice of social distancing, including avoiding restaurants, ...

When it comes to looking for a new apartment, there are lots of things to keep in mind while touring. Is the apartment safe? What features and amenities are included? Does the unit have washer/dryer hookups or is there an on-site laundry facility? Are pets allowed here? ...

What I don’t love about the chore of spring cleaning is that once the weather gets nice I want to run outside, not be cooped up at home with rubber gloves and a duster. This month, though, is sort of that sweet spot when I can still justify a day indoors before I start to blow off my apartment for greener, sunnier ...