You took the TOEFL test, translated your local diploma, written up college essays (in English), sent applications to multiple universities and attended campus tours. After all that work, you got in. congrats! But now what?
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The 20 Best Neighborhoods in Miami for Young Professionals: Sun, Fun, and Work
Miami is all about sun-kissed beaches, charming art-deco architecture, outdoor mimosas, and nightlife that never sleeps. But let’s not forget the booming job market, no state income tax, and a city brimming with colleges and
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Moving to a New City Checklist
Moving to a new city can be exciting, but it can also feel like quite the daunting task when you have no idea where to start! Experience tells us that it’s always good to have
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8 Tips to Find a Trustworthy Roommate
While living with roommates can be convenient and affordable, there’s always the risk that you’ll end up with someone who damages or steals your stuff, doesn’t pay rent on time, or simply drives you crazy.
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NYC Rental Search Insights and Stats
Where and what apartment rentals New Yorkers are searching for right now As the rental market in New York is heating up with summer approaching as well as the city is opening up and putting the
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When to start looking for roommates?
When should I start looking for a roommate? We get this question a lot, but unfortunately there is no one correct answer. it really depends. Every person is different and everyone’s situation is going to
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Introducing Diggz Premium
Our latest set of features to help you optimize and speed up your roommate search We hope that you enjoyed your summer, got to spend time with friends and family (at a safe distance), made it
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5 Strategies to Negotiate Your Rent During the Coronavirus Crisis
Since the Coronavirus pandemic broke in the U.S., many of us have not only been at a health risk but also been exposed to financial peril. Whether you have lost your job, been put on
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5 Tips for Working from Home while having Roommates
With the current situation around the country and the world, most of us have been forced to work from home for an indefinite period of time (if you are fortunate to currently still have a
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The End of the NY Broker Fee and What it Means to You
Big news broke out yesterday, announcing that the infamous New York broker fee is no longer allowed to be collected from renters. If you’ve rented in NYC, you probably paid a 12–15% broker fee off
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