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Posted in General Information, Space Saving Tips, Temporary Housing Tips | Wednesday, February 10th, 2010 | No Comments »
6. Stackable Plastic Drawers – look for drawers that can be customized. If you would only have space for a couple of drawers per room or corner, you wouldn’t have to worry of where to place that huge chest of drawers. Plastic drawers are cheap and can be stacked according to the kind of space that can accommodate it.
7. Hooks – hooks are very helpful especially when placed in the strategic places of your house. Use hooks for your coats, hats, umbrellas and bags. You can also use hooks for your keys, mobile phone, and ID card.
8. Shoe organizer – shoe racks are bulky and won’t even hold all of your countless pairs, while cabinets don’t have proper ventilation and would be more useful holding other stuff. Opt for the hanging shoe organizer, one that can go over your door or wall.
9. TV Shelf – the television is an essential home appliance and even houses with the smallest spaces give room for one. use the opportunity to buy a shelved TV rack, one that can hold not only your TV but as well a books, DVDs, magazines and the like.
10. Bed frame with drawers – this works like that of under-the-bed storage and it won’t collect too much dust.
Posted in Temporary Housing Tips | Sunday, January 10th, 2010 | No Comments »
The Interim Suites is a temporary housing located in Tucson area in Arizona. This is a perfect place for executives staying for a long time for assignments and training program. This also an ideal place for lovers or families near in this place who are building a new home. They also offer a place in hotel for the winter visitors.
Posted in Temporary Housing Tips | Thursday, December 10th, 2009 | No Comments »

Going to college can also mean moving away from home. This is one experience that thrills most of the freshmen students. They considered it a way of being independent. Having a place they can call their own is an additional excitement. But basically, when they first arrive to the dorm or the apartment, what they will see is just a standard room that has minimal decorations. That is why, students look forward to having the chance and independence of doing the decoration themselves so they can make the room suited to each and everyone’s personality. Comfort is often the initial consideration that students take when they start the decoration.
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Posted in Temporary Housing Tips | Tuesday, November 10th, 2009 | No Comments »
3. Wreaths
Wreaths are for all occasions and these are perfect for the crafty. Have fun picking out your materials and make one for every door, and place the grandest one on the front to welcome company.
4. Art work / Posters of Animals or Landscapes
Do away with tacky pieces and choose the realistic ones. These will give the illusion of a window with a great view.
5. Zen Rock Gardens
You don’t have to be a believer of the Chinese Feng Shui to have one of these. The Zen rock garden not only resembles nature, it also brings calmness in your urban space.
Posted in Temporary Housing Tips | Saturday, October 10th, 2009 | No Comments »
While there are a lot of advantages in settling in an apartment, there is one disadvantage that we all surrender to: the lack of garden space. It’s such a shame that because of this, a garden-less home is not only something to deal with but also the lack of space to raise and keep a pet.
Well, we can’t do anything about pets except maybe for some fish you can keep in a bowl or small aquarium, or perhaps toy dogs that don’t need so much rolling space. However, we found ways of bringing nature into your apartment!
1. Fresh-cut Flowers
Having a number of vases full of nicely arranged fresh flowers each week is the way to go. Now what you need to know is how to make these arrangements last longer.
2. Houseplants
A little gardening skill might be needed for you to keep houseplants fresh and alive as they pretty much stay indoors. Cacti and hanging plants are the best survivors.
To be continued…
Posted in General Information, Temporary Housing Tips | Thursday, September 10th, 2009 | No Comments »
Nowadays, condominiums are rising everywhere. This is so because condo living is a great choice for people who are attracted to the idea of owning a property at a fairly inexpensive price and yet, well-situated in the city. Apart from being in a good location, condominiums have many facilities which unit owners can maximize.
One the leading reasons why owning a condo attracts many people is because of the fact that it does not include individual land ownership. It is basically full ownership of the unit without the sole responsibility of owning the land as well. Also, the combined ownership makes facilities existent and free for all. With these, there is a set of rules and regulations to follow by every tenant and this also accounts for hassle-free maintenance as everyone does his share in keeping the condominium.
Posted in General Information, Temporary Housing Tips | Monday, August 10th, 2009 | No Comments »
Yes, light fixtures do have trends too and the chandelier is, of course, always the trendsetter. A decade ago, a new breed of chandeliers came out, specifically showing off its new size, which is cute.
The CEO of Schonbek Worldwide Lighting, Andrew Schonbek, labeled this movement as the “trend to tiny”. He notes that people “with smaller homes want chandeliers designed for smaller rooms.” As such, lighting designers agree on this: that the chandelier has an amazing power to transform modern living spaces into something that resembles the elegant olden times.
Who says apartments and condo units can’t be regal?
(Taken from Business World Highlife magazine, Issue 25)
Posted in General Information, Temporary Housing Tips | Thursday, April 9th, 2009 | No Comments »
Prefabricated homes that come green from the factory are now making their way into most people’s properties as they seek temporary homes say for a major construction/renovation of their existing homes. They have also found their way into the many storm devastated areas of states such as New Orleans which was laid to waste when Hurricane Katrina Struck a few years back. Improved with more stronger designs and with the addition of green technologies such as pre-installed solar power generation systems, they become self-sustained low cost housing for even the most economically challenged homeowner. (more…)
Posted in General Information, Temporary Housing Tips | Monday, March 9th, 2009 | No Comments »
Greening rental properties may entail quite a lot of spending especially if you are talking about aged structures. Assuming most f the past environmental safety issues have already been addressed in the form of old lead-based paint, asbestos in the ceiling tiles and pipe insulation, asbestos pipes and even radon gas you may know that any retro-fitting job will cost a lot. It may be the only option to maintain the usability of your renal property for people are willing to pay more for green homes. (more…)
Posted in General Information, Temporary Housing Tips, Uncategorized | Tuesday, December 30th, 2008 | No Comments »
Several options are available for emergency housing in cases of emergencies that renders a home useless. From the basic tent which can suffice for days in favorable weather to more semi-permanent structures. Housing in the form to rentals can be used for more extreme disasters such as storm damage or one can be borrowed from FEMA or other concerned housing agencies. These are quite robust and ties in with the city’s water and electricity supply for longer periods.
There are other home trailers such as tent homes for people who live outdoors but with children around the best options are apartments and other housing options so safety and health are prioritized. Hygiene is an important factor to consider for it is the major cause of health issues after disasters. Hurricanes in the US and tropical Cyclones in other parts of the world bring about needs for more of such housing units so do know when and how to get hold of such for preparedness reasons.