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        "msgid": "tips-shopping-for-studio-apartment-1447893297",
        "date": "2004-07-18 00:00:00",
        "title": "Tips: Shopping for studio apartment",
        "author": null,
        "source": "JP",
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        "topic": null,
        "summary": "Tips: Shopping for studio apartment When you're looking for a studio apartment, some of the things that are merely important in other apartment searches become critical. What do you really need to think about? Space, light and color are going to be your most critical considerations. If you are thinking about buying one, practical tips written by apartment specialist Sandra Clockedile in property website apartment.about.com (below) can help you find your dream studio apartment.",
        "content": "<p>Tips: Shopping for studio apartment<\/p>\n<p>When you're looking for a studio apartment, some of the things<br>\nthat are merely important in other apartment searches become<br>\ncritical. What do you really need to think about? Space, light<br>\nand color are going to be your most critical considerations.<\/p>\n<p>If you are thinking about buying one, practical tips written<br>\nby apartment specialist Sandra Clockedile in property website<br>\napartment.about.com (below) can help you find your dream studio<br>\napartment.<\/p>\n<p>Space: When you first walk into the apartment, what feeling do<br>\nyou get? Does it feel closed? Airy? Open? Is there good flow<br>\nspace for traffic? Is most of the floor space in the apartment<br>\nusable (e.g. is there a long hallway that isn't useful as living<br>\nspace)? Do windows and doors break up the wall space?<\/p>\n<p>Storage: Closet space and storage facilities outside the<br>\napartment are important to anyone shopping for an apartment, but<br>\nthey are especially so when you will not have a bedroom or other<br>\narea to \"hide\" unsightly or out-of-season items.<\/p>\n<p>Does the complex provide storage facilities for tenants? Ask<br>\nto see these facilities, and make sure that they are secure, dry,<br>\naccessible, and ample.<\/p>\n<p>Light: Any interior decorator can tell you that light will<br>\nmake a space seem larger, whereas a lack of light can have the<br>\nopposite effect. So, make sure the lighting is sufficient enough.<\/p>\n<p>Color: It is a fact of life of the apartment dweller that<br>\nthere are certain things you simply must live with. Chief among<br>\nthese are the colors on the walls and floors. In some cases,<br>\npainting (and risking losing your security deposit) may be an<br>\noption, but for the most part, you're stuck. Dark paneling or<br>\ncarpeting can make even a large space seem cave-like. Look for<br>\nlight colored walls and lighter neutral shades in flooring.<\/p>\n<p>As you're thinking about what you want and looking at<br>\napartments, keep in mind: how does the space feel; how much<br>\nstorage space is there; is there extra usable space; will you<br>\nhave ample natural light; are the colors going to enhance the<br>\navailable natural light?. JP\/apartment.about.com<\/p>",
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