A little over two months ago—after 10 years of living in Los Angeles—I moved to New York City. Though I knew drastic change was inevitable, I wasn’t necessarily equipped to deal with the technicalities of city living. Sure, I know how to buy a MetroCard and hop on the subway, I feel comfortable crossing the street before the light actually turns green, but when it comes to the apartment experience I am, shall we say, less savvy. To put it lightly, New York’s apartments are small. Very, v...
A little over two months ago—after 10 years of living in Los Angeles—I moved to New York City. Though I knew drastic change was inevitable, I wasn’t necessarily equipped to deal with the technicalities of city living. Sure, I know how to buy a MetroCard and hop on the subway, I feel comfortable crossing the street before the light actually turns green, but when it comes to the apartment experience I am, shall we say, less savvy. To put it lightly, New York’s apartments are small. Very, v...
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