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While a candelit romantic dinner at your favorite New York City restaurant might be your go-to for Valentine's Day, if you're aiming to impress we emplore you to venture a bit off the beaten path and revel in some of the cities more adventurous celebrations. From rompy drag shows to crooning love songs that last all night, we've rounded up some of the best V-Day events that will wow any date. 

While you might know Hell's Kitchen for it's Times Square-adjacent location, phenomenal happy hour deals and rotating Broadway shows, this mid-town Manhattan neighborhood also offers global cuisine and locally-loved restaurants. Whether you're craving a rich Cuban sandwich or a brimming bowl of ramen noodles, this slice of the city has plenty of culinary destinations worthy of a taste-test.

Once the clock strikes midnight on December 31st, we welcome a New Year, filled with possibility and hope. And with some dedication, many set out to accomplish new goals in the form of resolutions. Whether it be to finally get in the gym on a consistent schedule or reading at least one book per month, the conquest of becoming a better version of ourself often coincides with January 1st. And while you can truly make lifestyle changes any time of year, the holiday is a momentous occasion that can act as a symbolic kickoff into a new journey. 

It's no secret that New York City is one of the most expensive places you can live—it ranks as number one among U.S. cities year after year, and is consistently within the top 10 most expensive places to live worldwide . And while that might deter some eager wanderers from making the Big Apple home, there are plenty of ways you can save money and still experience all New York has to offer. 

When the weather outside is more than frightful, but you're tired of sitting at home in your apartment, there's no better way to celebrate the holiday season in New York City than visiting an appropriately decorated and festive bar with friends. Whether you're in the mood for a spiked hot cocoa or a gingery Moscow mule, these NYC spots will get you in the spirit. 

Whether you're in search of a new go-to datenight spot or simple place to sip cocktails and read a book, New York City has no shortage of cocktail lounges, bars and pubs that make for a cozy night out. From vintage-inspired destinations in the Upper East Side to neighborhood favorites in Bushwick, these venerated city bars are favorites for good reason. 

Whether you’re a college student on the hunt for a latte, or have a full-time remote job and simply want to escape the confines of your apartment, New York has bountiful cozy coffee shops and cafes serving up ambiance and the caffeine you need to get work done. From Bushwick to SoHo, there are quaint spaces perfect for hammering out your to-do list.   

Takeout and restaurant bills tend to add up — but what happens when you don't have a fully equipped kitchen to whip up delicious meals from home? Before you consult your food delivery apps again, let's run through easy ways you can cook from home with only the help of a microwave. This standard, compact and cost-effective appliance can create surprisingly nutritious and satiating meals with the press of a button. 

Harlem is a well-known neighborhood in the Upper Manhattan part of New York City. It has roots as a Dutch village organized in 1658, and is named after Haarlem, a city located in the Netherlands.

Greenpoint is Brooklyn’s northernmost neighborhood. While once a manufacturing center, today it is known for its nightlife, vintage stores, and historic buildings.

After over a year of closures and COVID-induced restrictions, the famed nightlife New York City is known for has re-opened to full capacity. Before you gear up for rooftop cocktails, late-night dance spots, and some much-needed socializing, make sure you're fully vaccinated with a record on hand. Then get ready for a summer full of late nights at New York City's best spots. 

At the uppermost edge of Brooklyn, you'll find the quaint neighborhood of Greenpoint, where quiet streets are dotted with restaurants, bars, thrift shops and coffee shops. Explore this hip, yet relaxed neighborhood to discover hidden gems and well-established watering holes. Here's our roundup of a full day of activities to see what Greenpoint is all about. 

The streets of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, are lined with bustling restaurants, modern rooftop bars, hip boutiques, vibrant street art and the occasional artist market. Explore this lively and hip neighborhood and discover all the quaint and artistic flourish that the area is known for. Here's our roundup of the top places to visit in Williamsburg. 

Springtime is in full swing in New York City, and while the pandemic isn't over yet, there's still plenty of ways to get out and enjoy the warmer weather. Whether you're looking for a romantic date night in Manhattan or daytime activities to enjoy with friends, we've rounded up the best spring activities to try out this year. 

Once the weekend begins we're all in search of the best places to satisfy our brunch cravings. Whether your go-to is some loaded hashbrowns and a signature latte or you're just there for the bottomless mimosas, brunch in NYC can be both delicious and affordable. We've rounded up our top picks where you can get the most bang for your brunch. 

On frigid winter days during the pandemic, there's no better way to escape the house than visiting some of the best museums in the U.S. Most of New York City's museums are open with timed-entry tickets and reduced capacity to keep you safe. Whether you want to see Picasso at the picturesque Metropolitan Museum or catch the hottest modern art at the Whitney, the city is brimming with beautiful displays worth checking out. 

There's nothing quite as Instagramable as a beautiful bouquet of flowers or carefully crafted latte — so why not get both? Flower coffee shop combos are popping up all over New York City with signature floral drinks, curated floral arrangements and a setup too cute to skip by. We've rounded up the best shops all around NYC to fuel your caffeine addiction and latest plant obsession. 

While snow is still blanketing New York City, there's no better way to enjoy the winter weather than ice skating at some beautifully scenic rinks. From Brooklyn to Manhattan there's plenty of spots for you to glide away while safe and socially distanced. 

While Valentine's might look a bit different this year, there's still plenty of ways to celebrate in New York City. Whether you're looking for a relaxing day at home or a foray outside for some delicious grub and cocktails, we've got you covered. We could all use a little extra loving this year, no matter if you're spending the holiday with a partner or a few friends.  

Though outdoor dining in winter isn't exactly ideal, New Yorker's know how to make the most of it. With chic private greenhouses, snow-dusted igloos and cozy huts for just you and your friends, you can get out of the house for a delicious meal and experience truly unique dining. Here's our selection of the best outdoor setups to check out in Manhattan!

A snowstorm in New York transforms our beloved city into a winter wonderland — the concrete jungle disguised with a frigid blanket of snow. Though our snow day festivities this winter may be limited due to the coronavirus, there's more than one way to make the most of the blustering weather. From an at-home cocktail-mixing competition to exploring the knee-deep snowbanks in Central Park, we have a winter activity for every type of New Yorker. 

Whether you're looking for a funky jacket for this winter or some vintage jeans to incorporate into your closet, New York City is rife with thrift shops that carry everything from antique jewelry to household knickknacks. You don't need to shell out your hard-earned money when there are second-hand gems just waiting to be discovered — not to mention they come at a much lower cost. Though the city may have plenty of thrift shops, some are overpriced and will cost you the same as a brand-new purchase, so we've rounded up our favorite affordable faves so you can skip all the rest. 

Along the charming streets of Bed-Stuy there are brownstones, apartment buildings and eclectic eateries with food from every corner of the world. Whether you're in search of a nearby French bistro that will have you feeling Parisian, some piping-hot Southern comfort food, or mouthwatering Jamaican dishes — Bed-Stuy has a spot suited to your latest craving. Here's our roundup of the six best restaurants in Bed-Stuy that you have to try.   

Whether you're settling into NYC for the first time or are a seasoned New Yorker who's ready to try out a new neighborhood, moving is no easy feat. New York City is known for its eclectic atmosphere — each block different from the next, from the residential neighborhoods of Clinton Hill to the bustling sidewalks of mid-town. You can find hidden gems on your street that will make anywhere feel like home. Here's how to get settled in and make the most of your corner of the Big Apple. 

As the heat of summer begins to fade and September begins, we're in search of safe things to do in New York City that will allow us to enjoy the end of this season. Though many indoor activities are still restricted, New York has entered phase four — which means some zoos, botanical gardens and museums have reopened for the public to enjoy. So grab your mask and go explore all that the city has to offer. 

There's nothing quite as quintessentially New York City as sipping an Aperol spritz and taking in a gorgeous skyline view. Rooftop bars have always been a destination to behold, with the hub of the city far below and nothing but clear skies and boozy drinks — what more could you want on a warm day? While some rooftops are still closed, many have reopened with socially distanced tables and plenty of fresh air. Grab your mask, a roommate, and head to a sky-high paradise. 

With our busy lives moving at warp speed, it can be challenging to find a time and space to slow down, process our thoughts and reflect. If there's one daily habit that could benefit us all, it's journaling. Journaling can create self-awareness and intentionality in your life — it gives you a moment to pause and practice self-care in any setting. It might seem daunting to approach a blank page, so we've compiled some ways to build a daily journaling habit from the ground up.   

If you're looking for a sense of safety and normalcy when returning to school this fall, Outpost housing can make your semester start seamlessly with fully-furnished apartments that offer month-to-month rentals. Our newest Lafayette house in the charming Brooklyn neighborhood of Bed-Stuy is only a 20-minute walk to Pratt, so you don't have to worry about catching the subway in time! 

While the weather is still hot and days are still long, it's time to get into the kitchen to whip up some fresh, easy and seasonal dishes. From simple avocado salads to chipotle honey chicken skewers — we've compiled nine delicious summer recipes that are sure to please. 

If you're tired of the takeout spot around the corner or looking for your next favorite dinner delivery, we've got you covered. San Francisco has an array of delicious restaurants that cook up everything from Sardinian dishes to a heaping bowl of ramen. Skip the microwave meal and try some of the best takeout and delivery SF has to offer.   

Whether you like a long steamy shower or a healthy homemade dinner, there isn't one right way to self-care. It's a time devoted to you, your mental health and physical wellbeing that is just as essential as that scheduled work call and weekly grocery store trip. While we're all for a luxurious face mask and home spa, self-care should also include daily habits that give you time to unwind. Here are a few ways you can practice self-care every day!  

You might prefer bar hopping and parties to another night in — but until the quarantine is completely over we still have time to kill and an endless supply of Netflix shows to binge-watch. Whether you're into gritty true-crime or teen dramas, we have a recommendation ready for you. 

As New York City enters its second phase of reopening, residents are flocking outside after months of isolation under quarantine. While we're all excited to get a cocktail to-go from our favorite bar and see friends face-to-face, coliving brings a unique set of challenges when it comes to maintaining a sense of safety during a pandemic. Coronavirus cases are far lower than they were even a month ago, but proper precautions are necessary to protect both you and all your housemates. 

If you're looking to amp up your bartending skills, quarantine is a perfect time to test out some new at-home creations. Rather than ordering a drink to-go in a plastic pouch, create a beautiful and summery beverage to share with your Outpost housemates. Especially in the summertime, happy hour truly can be any hour. 

If you're tired of scouring through your hodge-podge pantry to find another dinner to cook, are looking to support small businesses or simply just have a hankering for your favorite NYC restaurants, it might be time to order some takeout. Instead of scrolling through Grubhub or Seamless endlessly, we've hand-selected our top 10 spots to order food from — whether you're looking for a flavorful Pad Thai or that perfect slice of NYC pizza. Here are our favorite restaurants to get takeout from. 

Progress and justice mean that we all must be actively anti-racist and allies. The fight against systemic racism is never over, but taking real action is one way we can create change. 

To limit the spread of the coronavirus, many employers have traded hours in the office for time clocked in at home. So we've swapped our stiff business clothes for comfortable sweats and can do our work from our couches. While there are benefits to working from home, the boundary between work life and personal life has faded — which can make a routine far more difficult to achieve. Here are our tips to stay productive, even from your living room! 

During quarantine we have an abundance of free time — hours we used to spend in transit to work, hanging out with friends or exploring the city. If you’re burnt out on Netflix and scrolling endlessly through social media, it might be time to pick up a new hobby to fill up some of your days. Here are our favorite hobbies that are Outpost apartment-friendly!

Doesn’t it seem like now you can’t cross borders, you want more than ever to visit those sights and landmarks on your bucket list? Thankfully, many of the locations of your dreams are actually available to explore online. Here are our picks of our favorite five.

Whether you’re looking to laugh until you cry or escape to another world, now is a great time to delve that long, ever growing list of classic books on your bucket list. Here are our top picks of the ones to read during quarantine. 

With everyone losing track of the number of days we’ve been in quarantine now, you may also have found that your enthusiasm for video chatting your friends has dipped as well. Nothing left to talk about but the next meal you’re going to prepare? No problem! Try these virtual activities with your friends to liven up your hangouts.

It seems like everyone is trying their hand at baking during quarantine. If you’re one of the many, many people in isolation getting doughy for the first time, you may have run into one of two problems: shortages of ingredients in your local grocery store or shortages in your ability to make your creations look the way they do in the recipe books—here are our baking hacks to fix both.

There are so many online courses available at the moment, it's hard to know where to begin. That's why we've picked out our favorite picks for this week, all of which are available to start for free and online now.  

Keeping fit in quarantine may seem like a struggle, but there are a surprising amount of isolation exercise routines and programs cropping up all over the internet which you can do from the confines of your four walls.

Looking for something to do with your evenings in isolation? If you’re looking to learn a new skill with your new found downtime but don’t know where to start, we’ve got you covered. Sometimes, the possibilities of the internet can be overwhelming, so here are our favorite skills to learn online we think you’ll love.

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Just because the museums are closed doesn’t mean you have to stop learning from them! In this e-age museums across the world have risen to the challenge of the current state of the COVID-19 pandemic and done the impossible: they’ve gone online.

Social distancing means we have to be more creative about how we socialize with our friends and family, but that doesn’t mean it’s impossible. With modern technology, there are plenty of ways you can stay in contact with loved ones and maintain social contact with the outside while staying safely indoors.

When you’re cooped up during quarantine, it’s easy to fall into unhealthy habits. But it doesn’t have to be this way. With a focus on your body, mind and soul you can come out the other end of this even healthier than when you entered.

So, you’re stuck in quarantine and suddenly you seem to have a lot more free time on your hands. It’s easy in this situation to proclaim yourself bored and turn to Netflix or napping, but there are more positive ways to pass the time that are actually fun. Check out our recommendations below.

It’s okay to say we’re in the midst of crazy, unprecedented times. It’s also okay to say that your mental health is a priority and that looking after your wellbeing during the global COVID-19 crisis is important. Whether you’re cooped up in your apartment or worrying about friends and family overseas, there are ways to ensure the chaos doesn’t become too much for you.  

With a population of over 8 million people, you might think it’s easy to meet people in New York. But unfortunately, it’s not that simple. 

When you're new to NYC, you might want to head straight to the famous museums of Manhattan. But Brooklyn is filled with a rich history that's worth exploring too. This borough is often overlooked by tourists, but it doesn't have to be that way. Here are our top 3 Brooklyn museums to visit this winter.

Looking for something special to do with the ones you love on Valentines Day (by which we mean your friends)? We’ve got you covered with a selection of NYC’s most empowering, mind-expanding events.

You've heard about iconic New York jazz, but how do you choose between the seemingly endless selection of jazz bars in the city to get a taste of the city's best cats? We've put together a list of our favorite jazz bars to get you inspired and toe-tapping in no time.

Just because it's chilly outside, doesn't mean February has to be boring! There are still plenty of activities going on in the Bay Area, from the cultural to the food-focused. Here are our top 5 things to do this February in San Francisco.

NYC has one of the largest and diverse Chinese populations im America. Whether you want to catch the annual parade, explore Chinese history or sample some traditional cuisine, there's something going on in the city to fit the bill.

Winter might seem like it’s all doom and gloom, but most winter days in NYC are actually bright and clear, which means that if you wrap up warmly there’s no reason why you can’t go out for that relaxing Sunday walk you’ve been dreaming about since summer. In fact, some parts of the city are even nicer to walk around in the winter. Here are our top 5 winter walks in NYC to get you moving.  

If you’ve ever heard the phrase, “I’ll have what she’s having,” then you need to go to Katz’s Deli . In fact, if you’ve ever wanted to try a classic, meaty New York style sandwich, you need to go to Katz’s deli. The iconic diner from When Harry Met Sally has since become New York’s favorite place for a sandwich (which is really saying something) and it categorically does not disappoint.

We talk a lot about the benefits of coliving for people who are new to a city. It’s the perfect way to meet new people, try new things and build a home away from home. But how exactly does coliving help you build this sense of home? What is it about coliving that’s more homely than a regular apartment? Well, here are some of the facts behind our figurings...

Mr Tipple’s is our favorite place to kick back after a hard day’s work and escape the tourist traps to enjoy some simple, soulful music. Serving up live jazz every single night of the week, it’s ideal for your Sunday hair-of-the-dog as much as for your Friday night excitement. 

Living in a shared room might seem like a recipe for clutter, but with forward planning you can maximize the space you have and stay organized.

The East Village is famous for its low key, artsy, underground nightlife. We’ve rounded up our 5 favorite bars in the neighborhood for any newcomer or veteran to try.

If you’re aiming to hit the TV hotspots in the city (and we means those without the swarming crowds of tourists) or if you just want something delicious to nibble on, Magnolia Bakery should be first on your list.

In the whirlwind of fun that is traveling or living far from home, lots of us don’t have the chance to go home for the holidays. If you celebrate Christmas or even if not, it can seem like a lonely to prospect ro be thousands of miles away from family or friends over this time of year.  

You’re never too old to learn something new. Although most fun, interactive museums are normally reserved for kids, Exploratorium is different.

For this week’s Member Monday, we talked to Nath Generoso, the house leader at our Upper East Side, United Nations and Lexington houses.

Looking for a place to hide out until winter is over without giving up your social life? Nitehawk Cinema is the answer.

Winter is a magical time to snap photos of the city lit up and gleaming.

Get to know cultural exchange enthusiast, former dancer and Outpost House Leader Agustina Cal for this week's Member Monday.

January can be a dreary time of year but it doesn't have to be that way. Here are our top picks of NYC events to brighten up your month this January.

Apartment hunting in a big city can be hard. You don't know which neighborhoods are fun, which streets are safe, or which falafel place is the best before you're supposed to decide on where to live. But don't worry, with a little know-how, you can find the apartment of your dreams. 

We love the SoMa neighborhood, so we've put together a list of our top eateries.

There’s nothing like ice skating to get you into the holiday spirit. This year, we’re heading to the Union Square ice rink, the best ice rink in SF.

Sometimes being vegan can mean having to do a little more research into where to get the best food. We've made things easier by finding the 5 best vegan cafes in SF we think any plant-based eater will adore.

Everyone likes their own space (some more than others), but living with roommates can be an incredible experience. Especially when you're in your 20s, roommates can help you figure out both life and yourself, getting to grips with a city as you laugh your way through the good and the bad times as a team.

Poets House is one of those rare New York City places which most people haven't heard of and consequently is blissfully quiet, open and serene.

It feels good to get a bit of culture! And it feel even better when it's free. Here are our favorite SF exhibitions going on this month (which you can enjoy without the price tag) and where to find them.

Introverts come in many shapes and forms but at the bedrock of any introvert is one point: social interactions drain you more than extroverts. You may love or hate interacting with people, but no matter what you need alone-time in between to recharge. So when it comes to apartment-hunting, your first thought might be a studio apartment, but these are often expensive and you might not actually want to live on your own because of safety or social reasons (yes, paradoxically, introverts get lonely too!). If you’ve decided to live in a shared space, here are some tips to make day-to-day life run smoothly.  

This week for Member Monday, Dani Healy, traveler and systems consultant, tells us her favorite things about Outpost.  

Yes, the rumors are true: winter is coming. But that doesn’t mean you have to give up a social life as the days get chillier. New York is the city of possibilities and we’ve got more than a few possibilities of warmth lined up for you.

Located at 3359 26th St on the edge of the Mission District, 3-19 Coffee is a coffee shop with a difference. Or, to be more accurate, a coffee shop that’s making a difference.   

New York is known for being busy, bustling and fast-paced. Although this is exactly what makes us love the big apple, sometimes you need a break. That’s why we’ve put together a list of our favorite oases where you can escape the noise for some well-earned quiet time.

If you’re new to coliving, you might be a bit confused about the cleaning situation, including what you can expect to be included in Outpost’s services and what’s expected of you. Of course, at Outpost we have a regular cleaning service included in your rate, but that doesn’t mean you should leave everything for the cleaners. Cleaning in the coliving space is about everybody pulling their own weight.

Fall is one of the most beautiful seasons in San Francisco, with plenty of things to do. Read on to find our top picks for feeling the fall spirit this October.

We have a million things to say about Ange Noir Cafe — all of them good, all of them with gooey eyes. Looking for a place to chill out? Perfect. Need to sit down and get some work done? You’ve got it. Ange Noir is the "room of requirement" of Brooklyn cafes (and the best part is that not everybody knows about it yet).

Looking for some great bookstores in Nob Hill? We’ve got you covered with our 5 favorites.

Meet Savannah Harley, a model who walked in New York Fashion Week while living at Outpost this summer, for this week's Member Monday.

Open seven days a week, Cafe Erzulie is our favorite Bed Stuy hang out for a chilled evening, coffee or live music session. Part cafe, part bar and part flower shop, this under the radar hot spot serves coffee by day and cocktails and funky beats by night. 

Coliving can be a very social way to live; it’s the perfect way to meet people when you’re new to the city or to reinvigorate your professional life with some networking. 

Meet Leonid, a cultured traveler and the house leader at our Japantown House.  

Is the L train slowdown holding you back on weeknights? No problem. If you’re a Bushwick resident, everything you need to keep yourself entertained is in your neighborhood. Here are our five favorite things to do on a weeknight in buzzing Bushwick (and we’re betting you can walk to most of them!).

SoMa StrEat Food Park is our favorite place to spend a chilled night of eating, drinking and socializing (often with a view of a game). This street food market is always buzzing in the evenings, providing the perfect backdrop for a weekday night out.  

As you know, coliving at Outpost means everything is included; from furnishings to cleaning to security, your membership is a flat fee that takes care of everything. But how does this actually add up to savings in the long term? Here’s our rundown of how much you can save by coliving.

Meet Tara from Canada, a marketing student, traveler, and aspiring diving instructor!

Considering how famous San Francisco is for its start-ups, you’d be surprised how hard it is to find a coffee shop with WiFi and comfy chairs where you can spend the day working remotely, either alone or with others on your team. To help you get started, we’ve picked the top five remote and co-working hotspots for you to choose from.  

When you live in New York, getting to see all the galleries and museums you want can be expensive. But with a little know-how, you can enter many of your favorite museums for free. All you need is good timing (or a library card)...   

Boerum Hill is like the movie-set version of Brooklyn. Walking around, you’ll be struck by the gorgeous red brick, historic brownstones and leafy streets. Similar to its sister neighborhoods Cobble Hill and Carroll Gardens, it’s almost as though the entire neighborhood is slowly exhaling: the area is a quiet, picturesque retreat from the bustle of Manhattan, without being boring.

Meet María from Chile, a chemist, traveler and the House Leader at our Bushwick House.

111 Minna Gallery looks unassuming from the outside, but inside there’s a tardis full of artsy entertainment. Step through the bright red door of this SoMa gallery and find a concealed art haven-slash-events space that will be your new favorite SF hangout.

So, college is coming up and you’re wondering where you’re going to live. A dorm might be the first option that comes to mind, but in New York City, there are plenty of other ways to live. Co-living is a new way of living that has become extremely popular in New York--and for good reason. Read on to find out why you should consider co-living this Autumn semester.

Outpost Club, a trusted Brooklyn-based real estate technology operator, announced today that it has come to an agreement to take over operational management for some of Bedly's properties in Manhattan and New Jersey.

Meet Megan, an aspiring broadway star from Indiana and a member of our South Williamsburg House.

Brooklyn is known for its vegan eateries. Just Googling “vegan cafes” pulls up a wide selection of red pins all across the borough, but how do you know which ones are the best? Or which vegan cheese won’t stick to the roof of your mouth? Don’t worry, we’ve picked our top five cafes — all tried and tested — to make the process easier.  

Meet Nayra, a digital nomad from Brasil who loves discovering new places, people and things.  

Golden Gate Park is a favorite San Francisco oasis, with more than 1,000 acres of greenery, including landscaped gardens, lakes, picnic groves and plenty of winding trails just waiting to be explored. It’s the perfect place to wander around on your day off, and what better way is there than to throw out the map and let yourself get lost?

Summer in New York City is humid, there’s no doubt about it. With averages of 50- to 75-percent humidity (and most recently, with the scale hitting 82 percent), you’re probably wondering what you can do to escape this heavy weather. Well, we’ve got you covered.

Williamsburg is a photographer's paradise. To make things easier, we've picked out the 15 best spots to snap and hashtag.

It’s that time of year again: Manhattanhenge is here. Also called the Manhattan Solstice, Manhattanhenge is a unique moment when the setting sun is aligned with the east-west streets of the main street grid of Manhattan, creating the spectacle of a full-disk sun perfectly framed by Manhattan’s skyscrapers.  

Every year, Outpost celebrates the 4th of July, and this year was bigger than ever before. Members from all of our eleven New York City houses came out to celebrate American Independence the old fashioned way--with an all-day BBQ party.  

This was a special year for NYC Pride, marking the first year a US city has ever hosted WorldPride, as well as commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising, which many believe launched the LGBTQ radical movement in the United States. The Outpost team came out in full force to support the LGBTQIA+ community last Sunday.

Are you having a slow week? Downtown Brooklyn is just what the doctor ordered. This cultural hub contains an incomparable concentration of the best life has to offer. From low to high priced, these are some of our favorite things about Downtown Brooklyn:

Japantown is a hub of culture and coffee in the heart of San Francisco. There’s everything from quiet cafes for studying to stylish spots for meeting friends, but how do you narrow down your choices? Here are five of our favorite coffee shops within walking distance of our Japantown House.

Bright and down-to-earth, the community-centric Bushwick Grind focuses on creating a great experience for their patrons.

Flatbush is a community-centred neighborhood with plenty of green space, located to the south of Prospect Park . The neighborhood is known for being a melting pot of West Indian, Russian, Pakistani and other communities and it includes the area from Parkside Avenue on the north to Avenue H on the south, with Coney Island and New York avenues on the west and east, placing it right in the middle of Brooklyn. So here are our top reasons why Flatbush is a great place to live.

If you like fresh coffee, you’re going to love Devocion: It's one coffee shop that really stays true to its mission of delivering carefully sourced coffee beans to its patrons.

Meet Kamila Costa from Brazil, the house leader at our Ridgewood houses and self-proclaimed cinephile.

Meet Nícolas from Brazil, the House Leader at our Central Park Manhattan House and a lover of all things philosophical and cultural.    

At Outpost, your house leader is someone you’re going to want to get to know very well. They’re your main connection to the company and will be there for you if you have questions about Outpost or if you need help with anything. Our house leaders are vital to Outpost and their wells of knowledge run deep. As part of our Ask a House Leader series, here’s an answer to one recent question for them

It’s only been a few weeks since we announced we were planning to expand to the West Coast, and we’re excited to say that as of today, that dream has become a reality. The Outpost Japantown House is now officially open!

At 843 acres, Central Park is the largest park in Manhattan. It has been the setting of major and low-budget films, musical performances, weddings, wedding proposals and -- for that reason -- plenty of tourism. The park bustles with activity and beauty year-round and is filled with so many unique and interesting sights, you couldn’t possibly capture them all in one day. However, you can fit many of them! Here are nine of the most Instagrammable spots in Central Park to get you started.

This week's #MemberMonday is Beatrice from Italy, a talented pastry chef and a member of our South Williamsburg House.    

Little Skips is something of a Bushwick legend. Since its opening nine years ago, it’s made a name for itself as one of the original and still the best community-focused cafes in Brooklyn, with a dedication to top coffee, co-working and local events. Located on the corner of Myrtle and Willoughby, in between the Central Avenue M stop and the Myrtle M, J and Z stops, this cafe is a little slice of tranquility on your doorstep.

We may have just announced we're heading to the West Coast, but now we have even more exciting news for you: Outpost is opening our first location, in the historic Japantown neighborhood of San Francisco.

This week's #MemberMonday  is Jasper Heymans from Belgium, a new member of our East Bushwick House.

You might have noticed that the Brooklyn streets are looking a little more colorful these days: Spring is officially here and it’s all thanks to the blooming cherry blossoms. These beautiful trees are finally gracing us with their pink and white hues and this weekend is the height of it all: The Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s annual Cherry Blossom Festival is here!

Here at Outpost Club, we’re always looking for opportunities to make a difference to our members in the areas that matter most to them -- so we want to let you know about a change to our memberships that will give you access to a host of new benefits and flexibility during your time with us.

Happy Earth Day! The idea behind Earth Day is to demonstrate your support for environmental protection. The first Earth Day took place in 1970 and now it’s celebrated in more than 193 countries across the globe -- and why (on Earth) wouldn’t it be? Here are a few small things that you can do this Earth Day to help our planet out.

Introducing Koko Ramen , our favorite place to get authentic Japanese ramen in Brooklyn, just a short walk from our Flatbush House . Koko has an unassuming exterior, like most of New York City’s gems: Its plastic red door and wooden panelled walls only hint at the magic inside. A yellow sign floating on the roof with a bowl of steaming ramen stencilled on it is your only indication to step inside: Ramen will follow.  

A leader in the coliving housing market in New York, Outpost brings market expertise for new housing opportunities in the tight San Francisco Bay Area housing market.

Walking around East Williamsburg feels like traversing the light side of the moon… but with more kombucha. This neighborhood has “industrial chic” down to a T and, with a commute into Manhattan of less than 30 minutes, it’s easy to see why it’s at the top of many Brooklynites’ lists of desired places to live and why our East Williamsburg House is one of our most popular houses.

This week's #MemberMonday is Beau, an actor and director from California and a member of our Ridgewood House.

Succulents: desert plants whose fleshy leaves and stems are actively storing water every chance they get. The benefit of this is that these plants are drought-resistant, so no need to worry if you forget to water it for a week or two. We replanted our very own succulents this past Saturday during our first community-wide succulent planting event.

Renting in New York just got easier, thanks to a new 30-person house opened by Outpost Club, Brooklyn’s largest and most flexible coliving company and a leader in building strong, dynamic communities of people with shared passions and values -- all while bringing together convenience and quality in New York City’s competitive housing market.

This week's #MemberMonday is Jorge, a musician and photographer from Madrid and a new member at our South Williamsburg House.

Spring is finally here, which in New York City means several things: Locals crawl out from within their tiny apartments and start exploring and smiling again; w e all start walking places once more, appreciating the murals and the brownstones we have around us; Mr. Softee trucks glide through town and the city just somehow seems more welcoming, brighter and energetic. Read on to find out why we love spring in NYC.

This week’s #MemberMonday feature is Natalie from Minneapolis, a lover of arts and culture and the newest member of our East Bushwick House.

Welcome home, residents of the new South Williamsburg House ! And for all other members of Outpost, welcome to another chapter of our neighborhood guide series!  

Bedford-Stuyvesant , known as Bed-Stuy to New Yorkers, is a unique mix of old and new, south of Bushwick and Williamsburg and accessible on the A, C, J and G trains. It’s also home to our Bed-Stuy House and just a short walk from our Bushwick , East Bushwick and South Williamsburg houses . Read on for our top reasons to live in Bed-Stuy.  

Maybe you stopped by Arepera Guacuco because you smelled the fresh empanadas and arepas wafting into the street, or maybe you’ve walked past it a million times on your way home to our Bed-Stuy House but never been inside. Either way, now is the time to try our new favorite Bed-Stuy spot.

This week’s #MemberMonday feature is Lotus Brown, an advertising student from Chicago and a member of our East Bushwick House.

It’s that time of year again: Pi Day is upon us. But with so many bakeries to choose from and a limit to how many slices you can physically fit in your stomach, how do you decide which bakeries to try? Here are our top picks.

New York is home to some of the biggest St Patrick’s Day celebrations in the world. So where do you begin? Read on for our best picks of how to celebrate this great Irish and Catholic holiday.  

New York is an exciting place to be in the spring. Check out our picks of the best spring festivals.

Here are our suggestions for how you can pay tribute to incredible women everywhere, both past and present, in NYC this March.

Dun-Well Donuts is our favorite place to satisfy our sweet tooth in East Williamsburg. Located on Montrose Avenue, just around the corner from the Montrose L stop and our East Williamsburg House , this cafe is doughnut and coffee heaven with a conscience.

For this week’s #MemberMonday, we talked to Florencia Muñoz, an aspiring psychologist and one of our new house leaders. Read on to find out what she loves about Brooklyn.

You might think it’s easy to meet people in New York City, but that's not always the case. Here are our tips to overcome this social winter.

At Outpost, your house leader is someone you’re going to want to get to know very well. They’re your main connection to the company and will be there for you if you have questions about Outpost or if you need help with anything. Our house leaders are vital to Outpost and their wells of knowledge run deep. As part of our Ask a House Leader series, here’s an answer to one recent question for them.

With coliving, you can get a great room in Brooklyn, Queens or Manhattan for less than $1,000 per month without sacrificing any of the quality you’re used to.  

There are a few things most of us can appreciate whether we find ourselves single or in a relationship come Valentine’s Day: chocolate, gooey cheese and good beer. That’s why we’re combining all three for Valentine’s at Outpost this year.  

Doaba Deli’s unassuming storefront just a few blocks from our Central Park Manhattan House belies the true gem within: a delightful array of Indian food that will make any vegetarian squeal with delight.

New York City’s black community has a rich cultural history and is the largest in the U.S.; there’s plenty to celebrate during black history month. There’s also a painful history of racism toward the black community that must not be forgotten, and the mix of events below is meant to both celebrate the black community and educate us on where we currently stand on racial equality in the U.S.  

For this week's #MemberMonday, we're introducing Julian Scholler, our house leader at the East Williamsburg and Downtown Brooklyn houses.

In the depths of winter, when all you want to do is eat soup and curl up under your covers to wait for spring, it can be easy to forget to do the things that keep you feeling human -- but prioritizing your well-being is especially important during the winter months, when it’s estimated that one in five of us suffer from either the winter blues or seasonal affective disorder.

If you’ve ever wandered among Brooklyn’s brownstones or Midtown’s skyscrapers and tried to imagine what New York City was like before it became the cultural and economic behemoth it is today, now’s your chance to find out.

Here are five interesting things you may not know about America’s favorite park.

For this week’s #MemberMonday , we talked to Richard Murray, a tech entrepreneur from Florida who lives at our East Williamsburg House . Read on to see how he’s hoping to impact the world of coliving.

The cozy minimalism of Café Madeline’s unassuming interior belies the real reason we love it: a surprisingly deep, well-rounded menu on which nothing so far has been a disappointment.

The next few weeks are the perfect opportunity to finally get out of the house and do all of the exploring you’ve been meaning to get around to since you moved to New York.

Moving to New York can be an overwhelming experience, but one day you’ll suddenly realize that you’re exactly where you belong. Until you get there, though, there are plenty of things to know that will make your time in New York easier.

One of the great things about Outpost members is how social they are! We love when members have friends over as long as they treat everyone with respect, but there are a couple of important things to remember.

For this week’s #MemberMonday, we’re introducing Mika Camps, a member at our East Bushwick House. Read on to learn what Mika’s been working on at the UN and where he’s headed next.

One thing we’re endlessly grateful for in Ridgewood is the sheer amount of delightful bakeries that dot the neighborhood. The next time you’re in the mood for something sweet, point yourself in the direction of any of these Ridgewood favorites; you won’t be disappointed.  

For our New Year’s Eve house party on Monday we went all out bringing the ‘90s back to life, and Outpost Club members certainly showed up ready to time travel.

Outpost Club has had an exciting 2018: We’ve grown by quite a bit and learned a lot -- and, most importantly of all, we’ve loved every moment we’ve been able to share with our members. Here’s a look at how we spent the year and some of the milestones we marked along the way. Here’s to you in 2019, Outposters!

We love a good reason to throw a party here at Outpost Club, and with the holidays in full swing, we took the opportunity to take part in some of our favorite holiday traditions.

What makes Outpost Club’s New Year's Eve party special? Here are five reasons you’re going to want to find out for yourself:

Living with other people is a series of compromises and getting used to everyone’s unique habits and needs. We all have to put work into keeping the atmosphere in our houses positive and respectful, but sometimes that balance gets thrown off when someone isn’t pulling their weight. Here's what you should do when that happens.

For this week’s #MemberMonday , we’re introducing you to Marcia, a full-time traveler from Brazil and our East Bushwick and Bushwick house leader. Read on to find out what she’s doing now that she’s free to travel the world.

Nestled in industrial Bushwick in a neighborhood packed with art galleries is Braven Brewing Company, a recently opened craft brewery, bar and kitchen whose founders hope will become an area mainstay -- and for good reason.  

For this week’s #MemberMonday , meet Charlotte Ryckeboer, Outpost Club’s awesome photographer and a member at the East Williamsburg House . You’ve probably seen her at one of our events!

Coliving has exploded in popularity over the past couple years, and for good reason: The benefits of building a community with others -- in addition to sharing space -- are far-reaching. Here are five reasons you might want to give coliving a try.

Renting in New York should be as easy as buying a cup of coffee. That’s why Brooklyn-based co-living startup Outpost Club is expanding across the East River with its first house in Manhattan, just a few blocks from Central Park.

This week's #MemberMonday will introduce you to Franco Palomo, a budding architect who lives in the Bed-Stuy House. Read on to learn more about his projects and what his mom's biggest complaint about him is. 

Dec. 5 is the anniversary of the end of Prohibition in the United States. Here's where to celebrate. 

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas … and with Christmas (and Hanukkah!) comes a plethora of events to help you get into the holiday spirit, if that’s what you’re into. Read on for 10 festive events taking place in Brooklyn in the coming weeks.

For this week’s #MemberMonday , we’re introducing you to Juan Ordóñez, a content creator at the East Bushwick House . Juan has some exciting projects in the works and we can’t wait to see them unfold.

We never need an excuse to pop into one of Brooklyn’s many coffee shops, but with the weather getting colder, it seems like the perfect opportunity to visit some of our favorites. Here are five that keep us coming back for more.

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. We’ve had a great year at Outpost Club, and we want to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to everyone who helped make 2018 special. Here’s to you, Outposters.

For this week's #MemberMonday, we're introducing you to Jake Wolfean artist who lives at Outpost Club's East Bushwick House. Jake's made big things happen since moving to New York.  

One of New York City’s treasured Thanksgiving traditions is the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Here are our tips for making the most of your parade experience.

Break out your stretchy pants and get ready for a Friendsgiving to remember. Here are some tips for making it fun for everyone.   

For this week's #MemberMonday, we talked to Gian Lucca Abbate, Outpost Club's Bed-Stuy House leader. Gian Luca is from Milan, Italy, and is visiting New York for the autumn.   

There’s still plenty to take advantage of before the colorful leaves give way to gray slush -- here are seven suggestions to make the most of the rest of autumn in Brooklyn.

Micah Brown had a long road to success, but now he's in a position to give back to his community. And he credits Outpost Club with helping him get there. 

Brooklyn is home to dozens of independent bookstores that have us covered for everything from comics to books on the occult. Here are seven Brooklyn bookstores that we love to visit.

Today’s #MemberMonday post is about Mandy Otero, from East Bushwick House . Mandy wants to be a screenwriter in New York City and is well on her way to making her dreams come true.  

We’re excited to show you around the new and improved Outpost Club member portal , your resource for all things Outpost. It’s here that you can view upcoming events, submit event requests, submit technical problems, and more.

Our house leaders are vital to Outpost and their wells of knowledge run deep. That’s why we’re launching a new series, Ask a House Leader. We want you to always be comfortable talking about questions and concerns, but you can also ask questions here.  

Halloween is nearly here, so get into costume and get ready for the Outpost Club’s Halloween party on Oct. 31 and check out these other awesome Halloween events in New York City.

Indie singer-songwriter A.W. blew the crowd away Monday at a living room show at Outpost Club's East Williamsburg House.

This week at Outpost, we're profiling Garazi Prieto, an promising dancer who is on her second tour of New York and has her final performance here this week. Here's what she had to say about dancing and the Outpost Club experience. 

When you first approach the bright-red awning blaring GOOD CHINESE near the corner of Knickerbocker and Putnam avenues in Bushwick, you might question whether it's meant as a name for the tiny storefront it tops or a description of the food inside.

It’s not too late to take advantage of this week’s Bushwick Film Festival, which is taking place at points around Bushwick starting today and running through Oct. 14. 

We're in East Bushwick for this week's #MemberMonday with the talented Sky Mejias, who started Lab Studios in Bushwick with a group of friends. Read on to learn about how Sky channels her creativity and find a special offer for Outpost members from Lab Studios. 

Even with all the benefits of co-living - having a built-in community and no worries about your roommates not paying utilities on time, to name a couple - we all still have to learn to share our space with a group of people with their own unique personalities and habits. 

It seems that you can’t keep the Outpost Club inside for long, between our hikes, beach trips and rooftop parties. And that was definitely the case at Brooklyn Bridge Park last weekend as members met at Pier 2 for a picnic and a bit of adventure.

We have option for you if you’d like to help build the Outpost community, though: the Outpost Referral Program.

Walk into Carmelo’s on a weeknight and you’ll almost feel as though you’ve stepped back in time: The wood paneling and Tiffany lamps make it a cozy place to escape from the world for a few drinks

Twinkling lights, dancing, 15 bodiless heads - it sounds like a particularly cheerful group of zombies got loose in Brooklyn, but had you climbed to the rooftop of Outpost Club Downtown Brooklyn House on Saturday night, you would have instead found a community art project in the works.

For the last #MemberMonday of August we're heading back to East Bushwick to chat with a relatively new member, Jess Roman! Jess is staying with us during her studies and has a lot to say about her experience so far.

Happy Monday, Outpost! This month we welcomed a new house leader to the East Bushwick house and we just got the chance to learn all about her. Joy has been traveling across the world and is starting the next chapter of her adventure in New York! We were lucky to have a moment to catch up and hear more about her journey.

Back again with #MemberMonday and we've got a feature with one an incredibly talented member from East Bushwick. Lindsay Turberville's (they/them/theirs) only been with us for a short time, but.

Outpost is home to professionals and creatives at every stage of their journey. From interns to founders, freelancers to exhibiting artists, we’ve got it all. What we don’t have that much of is.

Welcome home, residents of the new Downton Brooklyn House! And for all other members of Outpost, welcome to another chapter of our neighborhood guide series!

Outpost Club Coliving is for everyone, and we have virtually every type of artist, designer, coder, writer, foodie, scholar, scientist, and creative. This week we're highlighting a truly special member from East Bushwick whose talents span several of those disciplines, Lee Schofield! 

The picturesque, historic neighborhood of Boerum Hill is now home to the eighth Outpost Club house! The recently renovated and exceedingly charming Downtown Brooklyn House is located in an.

By now, you should know what Outpost is all about. We’re about building community, creating a simple housing process in New York, and we’re all about coliving.

We’re back to our #MemberMonday posts, and we have a very special feature on one of our long-time honorary members - Dasha and Sputnik Yoga!

We’ve always got something going on at Outpost, you know that by now. But this week? You should’ve been there.

Happy #MemberMonday everyone! We’re kicking off the month of June learning more about our lovely Bedstuy House Leader Barbara Pereginchuk.

This month at Outpost Club we tried something new. We built a monthly guide that brought you the best ideas, week-by-week, interest-by-interest, all focused on making the most out of one of the.

Last week our members broke in the East Williamsburg House with the first Outpost barbecued summer 2018! Featuring live jazz, delicious burgers and dogs, and all our lovely members, check out the.

Closing out our #MemberMonday series for June we’re lucky to feature one of our coolest members with one of the most unique passions. Meet Devan Knobloch, an incredible sommelier and Outpost house.

We’re always on the up and up at Outpost, and last week we rolled out a new feature just for our members.

Every week Outpost features a different member in our #MemberMonday series, but today we decided to think a bit outside the box and feature one of our longest community members - the beautiful.

Who said being an outpost member didn’t come with benefits? No one? Glad we’re on the same page.

This week's #MemberMonday we’re checking in with Bushwhick House Leader Caleb Simmons. A journalist, a techie, and an entrepreneur, Caleb's only been an Outpost Member since February but he's got.

This month we're going over what happened last week at Outpost, introducing a new member of the team, and breaking down one of the biggest events to hit the.

Every week at Outpost we plan incredible events for our members - some are in house, some take advantage of everything the city has to offer, each one's better than the last.

For the first #MemberMonday of June we’re excited to introduce Sarah Evelyn, our new Social Media and Marketing Intern. A recent graduate of Rollins College, Sarah Evelyn specializes in design,.

Hello again everyone from Outpost Club!

If you’re new to the area, we understand how tough that can be. We have members coming from all over the world and many of them at the start didn’t know much about America, let alone the exciting.

Welcome to Our Members' Profile Series, Where We Share the Stories Of Why They Moved To Nyc, And Also What They Like About their Time Here. This Week We’re Introducing You to Ana Who Stayed With.

Coliving is unique to other forms of accommodation in the sense that it offers a stimulating environment for interaction among members. It often houses more people than the average flats as well..

Outpost Club member Talia Simpson sure knows how to throw a party!

Welcome to Our Members' Profile Series, Where We Share the Stories Of Why They Moved To NYC, and Also What They Like About Their Time Here. This Week We’re Introducing You to Chris Ward Who Stayed With.

WELCOME TO OUR MEMBERS' PROFILE SERIES, WHERE WE SHARE THE STORIES OF WHY THEY MOVED TO NYC, AND ALSO WHAT THEY LIKE ABOUT THEIR TIME HERE. THIS WEEK WE’RE INTRODUCING YOU TO GLORIA WHO STAYED.

If you’re new to the area, we understand how tough that can be. We have members coming from all over the world and many of them at the start didn’t know much about America, let alone the bustling.

Last Weekend @ Outpost

WELCOME TO OUR MEMBERS' PROFILE SERIES, WHERE WE SHARE THE STORIES OF WHY THEY MOVED TO NYC, AND ALSO WHAT THEY LIKE ABOUT THEIR TIME HERE. THIS WEEK WE’RE INTRODUCING YOU TO MARIE WHO STAYED AT.

Hello again everyone at the Outpost Club!

A 2016 survey by the American Osteopathic Association found that 72% of more than 2000 Americans polled reported having felt a sense of loneliness. 31% of them experienced loneliness at the very.

If you’re new to the area, we understand how tough that can be. We have members coming from all over the world and many of them at the start didn’t know much about America, let alone the lively.

WELCOME TO OUR MEMBERS' PROFILE SERIES, WHERE WE SHARE THE STORIES OF WHY THEY MOVED TO NYC, AND ALSO WHAT THEY LIKE ABOUT THEIR TIME HERE. THIS WEEK WE’RE INTRODUCING YOU TO SRISHTI TEWARI WHO.

A mural on Jefferson Street

If you’re new to the area, we understand how tough that can be. We have members coming from all over the world and many of them at the start didn’t know much about America, let alone the mixed.

Welcome to our members' profile series, where we share the stories of why they moved to NYC, and also what they like about their time here. this week we’re introducing you to Giselle who stayed.

Raise your hand, like we are doing right now, if you know that one person who loves giving out solo performances in the bathroom.

There is saying that goes something like this: As your best friend, I'll always pick you up when you fall.. after I finish laughing.

Ridgewood neighborhood guide if you’re new to the area, we understand how tough that can be. We have members coming from all over the world and many of them at the start didn’t know much about america, let alone the mixed.

March has been quite a moody month, with grey skies and wet days. So when you get the rare days of sunshine, how do you celebrate it?

Welcome to our members' profile series, where we share the stories of why they moved to NYC, and also what they like about their time here. This week we’re introducing you to Osée who stayed with.

The Bushwick House and East Bushwick house neighborhood guide if you’re new to the area, we understand how tough that can be. We have members coming from all over the world and many of them at the start didn’t know much about America, let alone Bushwick! let.

What kind of activities are you interested in?

Father Knows Best's location in Bushwick

Are you looking for something fun to do around the city? If so, check out these events that we have compiled for you.

We asked our members about why they like Bushwick and there were some pretty great themes that stood out!

What do you do when your best friend's birthday falls on a weekend?

Yasir Afzal didn't need much time at all to describe his experience interning in NYC.

Tacia Duarte loves anything and everything that shouts Community!

NYC is one of the largest cities in the world, with an estimated 8.6 million population size. With it being the headquarters of every major company, it comes to no surprise that almost everyone.

Osée Koss knows just the right way to make a perfect margarita.

Valentine's Day doesn't have to be a lonely one just because you're single.

Two heads are better than one. This can't be truer when it comes to exploring a city as massive and as exciting as the Big Apple.

WELCOME TO OUR MEMBERS' PROFILE SERIES, WHERE WE SHARE THE STORIES OF WHY THEY MOVED TO NYC, AND ALSO WHAT THEY LIKE ABOUT THEIR TIME HERE. THIS WEEK WE’RE INTRODUCING YOU TO NAWAR WHO STAYED WITH.

Welcome to member profiles! In this series we want to share one members’ story on why they moved to NYC, why they stayed with Outpost Club and on what they like(d) about their time here. This week we’re introducing you to Thibault. I hope you enjoy this article and to find out more about us or our members, go to  www.outpost-club.com.

With the addition of Outpost Club’s newest house, we’ve reached a tipping point in our expansion. Having all housing types of accommodations covered, Outpost Club is now offering it’s coliving.

Happy Thanksgiving! I know, we're a little late to the party, but we just wanted to share this article about our thanksgiving party here at Outpost a few weeks ago. For all members who stayed in.

(This article was published on www.coliving.com, they post amazing content about the coliving industry that we would love to share with you guys) COLIVING CAN BE A LOT OF THINGS TO A LOT OF.

You did it! You took the step of moving to New York City and we are so happy you decided you want to stay with us! We know this step can be scary, so in this article, we want to share with you what

Hey guys! How was your Halloween?

Every week we want to share a little bit more about what's going on in our company behind the scenes. This week we have the pleasure to announce that we now own the full building at Bushwick House!

Outpost Club Opens Its Biggest Home Yet, The East Bushwick HouseThe East Bushwick House will be an experiment in the use of space, a testament to Outpost Club’s commitment to experimentation.NEW.

Today we are so happy to announce that we are opening our fifth Coliving space here in New York City! The East-Bushwick House is also one of our biggest locations so far, with 15 bedrooms and 6.

Summer is officially over! And with that, a lot of people are leaving and new people are coming in. In summer, we get a lot of people that are in the city for an internship, and now a lot of students, working people, and digital nomads are coming in.

As we Are starting to expand our operations, we thought it might be a good idea to give a breakdown of the benefits of working for Outpost Club. So here is our list of reasons to live/work in

Though she's been with us for a while, Outpost Club would like to officially introduce Mirena to the world as one of our great house leaders!

At Outpost Club, we knew we needed to do a barbeque; all of our members asked us about our plans! So we invited all of the houses to our newest house, the Bushwick House, for some hot dogs,.

For the last 4 months, I have been working towards moving from Belgium to New York City. It’s a city where you need a home,.

There are probably hundreds of housing options for any one person in a city, and thousands of vacant apartments waiting to be filled by you, so why live at Outpost Club. To answer this question we.

I've been working in the coliving industry for about half a year, and though this is a relatively short period of time, it's been a whirlwind. Outpost Club has expanded to five houses and continues.

Coliving tip: never hold an event no one wants to go to! The best way to avoid this? Let members hold events that they want to hold, and facilitate. That is exactly what happened last weekend at the.

This past week one of our lovely House Leaders, Mirena, felt motivated to hold an event at our Bedford House. After taking some time to think of what she would do, she finally decided on something.

Last week something truly amazing happened. After scheduling a potluck at the Knickerbocker House, one of our members Angelo took it upon himself to make the entire meal. During the last Potluck,.

When some of the most social members of your community leaves, what do you do? You hold a potluck dinner in their name name of course!

What happens when one of you most outgoing members is turning 23? Throw him a suprise birthday of course!

We forgot to write about this one earlier, but this was one of the most successful events we've had. In fact, one member even said it was his best day in New York City yet!

Even though our Taco's didn't look as good as the ones in the stock-photo above, Taco Night was high quality.

When you get a bunch of 20-to-30-somethings coliving in a house together, you're bound to have at least one group-recognized calendar item; I'm obviously talking about the season premier of Game of.

We asked one of our members to tell us about his stay with Outpost Club, and New York City in general... what he told us had to be shared. Here's Karl's account of his experience in this weirdly.

THE RIDGEWOOD HOUSE EXPANDS OUTPOST CLUB’S FOOTPRINT IN NEW YORK

When you order a coffee, the consumer experience is wonderful. First, you have plenty of options, forcing the competitors to give you a great price. You know what you’re supposed to pay for a.

New York will kick your ass when you get here. It’s a high-intensity city, where people are dead-set on being successful, and work harder than you could ever imagine. New Yorkers can frequently be.

Jacob Shapiro, born-and-raised New Yorker, joins the Outpost Club. Let Jacob tell you why he joined Outpost Club and his position on coliving:

NEW YORK, April 17, 2017 — New York-based startup Outpost Club announces the opening of its first coliving space in Bushwick, expanding Outpost’s New York City portfolio and bringing more.

The Flatbush House is not a house, it's a home. I've never once felt out of place. Everybody's really nice and the house stays clean too. I showed up with only a suitcase and i'm happy I didn't bring more. This house has everything you would ever need. They even had hot sauce when I arrived.

You never know where and when you'll meet your best friend, significant other, or your future spouse. Those moments when things just click are hard to come by. Mo matter your situation, the.

“Happy Thanksgiving” – that phrase finished each and every small conversation we had on November 24th. Alex, one of our guests, new he wanted to do something for Thanksgiving, so we did. The new.

Every one of us is coming to the New York wants to feel the spirit of the city and thoroughly enjoy it. We don't want to be a just a tourist on vacation that go to see Times Square, Central Park,.

Outpost Club provides coliving spaces at affordable and flexible rates in New York City. When you become a member you will live in a community of like-minded individuals in a location that opens.