Carlyle's Guide to New York City

NYC is foodie heaven and world renowned for its diverse culinary scene. But it can be hard to find a place that is both delicious and doesn’t break your bank. Read the Blog

In this COVID-19 pandemic atmosphere, bikes have also become new must-have to avoid large crowds and to socially distance. Read the Blog

Raising kids is hard enough on its own, but now parents have to also be part-time educators. Read the Blog

What rights do you have as a renter and can you be evicted if you’re unable to pay rent? The good news for all renters is that statewide moratorium on evictions is extended until October 1st. This new[...] Read the Blog

Before you start your search for a place to rent, use this guide to narrow down the apartment type and floor plan that will work best for your needs.  Read the Blog

The average size of a studio apartment in New York City if 550 square feet. So how can you utilize every inch of your NYC apartment--big or small? Read the Blog

Now that the warm weather has arrived, getting outside & active is more appealing than ever. Where can you safely get outside in NYC during the quarantine? Read the Blog

Are you running out of things to do in your apartment during social distancing? Keep busy in your NYC apartment with these Spring cleaning tips. Read the Blog

Since the Covid-19 virus, New York is quieter than ever. There are ways that New Yorkers can stay safe & entertained during social distancing. Read the Blog

For New York City apartment home residents, some luxuries are really necessities. Consider the doorman. Read the Blog

Many museums in NYC just take optional donations and others are simply free to the public. You already know about the big museums. Here are five you might not know, specially selected for their cool f[...] Read the Blog

Ready to move apartments? You’ll want to know about setting up utilities. Here are a few words to the wise about seamless, NYC-specific transitions from one home to the next. Read the Blog