There’s nothing like moving into a new apartment—once it’s done and you’re settled in. But until then, the process of renting a new apartment has a plethora of moving parts – you need to vet the neighborhood, use an apartment locator to find the space itself, maybe shift money around to cover the cost, and of... read
The Crescent Courtyard in Uptown Overview “The center of everything” is a bit of a cliché, but applies here. After it was redeveloped in the 90s, Uptown grew into one of Dallas’s most sought-after areas with a trendy vibe. Uptown’s unique mashup of a business center and a sleek bar/restaurant scene means the... read
If you want to be worthy of the love of man’s (or woman’s) best friend, you’ll want to consider your dog’s needs as you tour apartments. And cat owners--you’re not off the hook. Even though cats are lower maintenance, we all know that they—deservedly—expect to be treated like royalty. So, the... read
You did it! You searched around, took a leap, and actually moved to a new neighborhood. Now comes the fun part—breaking the ice and diving deep into everything that makes your neighborhood great. Here are some tips for how to feel the love faster than two attractive protagonists in a ninety-minute romantic... read
Picture this: you return from a fun night out with friends, only to see the door to your apartment hanging open. Your stomach drops, anticipating what you’re going to find - or not find - inside. Or this – after a fire in the apartment below you, your entire wardrobe now reeks of smoke. Or how about this -... read
A new home is more than just a place to sleep; it affects everything in your life. Every moment you spend at home matters. That said, the reality of renting is that that time to start searching for a perfect new place always seems to sneak up on you. And it's not like that's all you've got on your plate—you’re... read
There are many parts of the leasing process that impact your living experience. Some are obvious, while others you may only think about after you move in. For example, many people visualize their perfect home in terms of a list of aesthetic features, like a spa-like bathroom or hardwood floors. Others think about utility... read
We all know that residents of the nation’s capital pay some of the highest rent in the country. Across the entire D.C. area right now, renters are paying around $2,050 for a one bedroom on RadPad. However, we wanted to go a step further to see which residents in the D.C. metro area are paying the highest percentage of... read
110 million renters across America will spend nearly $44 billion on rent payments this week as the first of the month approaches. More than 36 percent of all households in the country are now rentals, and as rent prices continue to skyrocket, more than 11 million people are spending 50% of their income on rent. As... read
