New York City is one of the most iconic cities in the world, home to eight million people who give it the infectious fast-paced character it is known for. Another thing the city is known for? Very small and very expensive apartments. Your apartment should be a reprieve from the …
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Are you planning on attending a convention in New York City? Chances are it may be at the Jacob K. Javits Center. Opened in 1986, the Javits Center has enriched New York with its 850,000-square-foot space along the Hudson River and huge events that draw thousands of people into Manhattan. …
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Are you craving a change of scenery from this cold New York City weather? Do you prefer not to spend countless hours in a car or plane just to arrive at your destination? Then Gotham’s guide—Top 5 Getaways from NYC—is for you. Read on for the most convenient (and fun) …
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Christmas Tree Storage Decorating for the holiday season is a process that we all look forward to. However, nothing is worse than fussing with a tangled up string of christmas lights or discovering that your favorite ornament broke. Follow our complete guide to christmas tree storage and learn our optimal …
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Things to do in Manhattan on Thanksgiving As we transition into the holiday season, many people in NYC are looking for ways to celebrate Thanksgiving. There are many Thanksgiving activities in Manhattan, but the focal point of the festivities remains the Thanksgiving dinner. Whether you want to watch the Macy’s …
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With the long winter behind us and warmer days ahead, the next endeavor many of us tackle on our to-do list is an annual favorite: spring cleaning. But what do you do with all of things you don’t have room to keep? Host a yard sale or stoop sale, …
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As summer slips away and we transition to sweater weather and pumpkin spice everything, many people in NYC are looking for ways to celebrate the season in the Big Apple. Whether you’re looking for a corn maze, fall foliage, or indoor fun—New York City has it all this fall. …
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Many kayakers in NYC dream of life without an off-season, but it’s just not possible with New York winters. Sadly, at some point, the water turns to ice, and your kayak must go into hibernation. While kayak storage in NYC can feel like a hassle, it doesn’t have to be …
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We’ve all got a junk drawer, junk cupboard, or junk closet. It’s okay to admit that. But when spring cleaning doesn’t cut it, and the drawer—or door—becomes hard to close, what do we do? Knowing what to do with all our stuff can be overwhelming, sometimes it’s easier …
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Getting ready to move in New York City? Whether you already live within the five boroughs or are preparing to live in the city for the first time, you’re undoubtedly wondering about a few things (at least): How to move a bed, how to move your other furniture, what you …
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