U.S. News & World Report
By Kristi Waterworth
Mihal Gartenberg In The News… U.S News & World Report

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Although living in a micro-apartment isn’t for everyone, there are advantages. Not only do micro-apartments offer smaller spaces for people who may not want to share their living quarters, they can get you much closer to your job or favorite area of a city without having to spend a fortune.

“Perhaps the best benefit of a micro-apartment is the value it can offer,” says Mihal Gartenberg, broker at Coldwell Banker Warburg in New York City. “That can mean something different to different types of people. For example, a micro-apartment can be the only way for someone to afford to live in an expensive part of town or even in the city in general.”