Studio apartments can be a challenge for commercial property owners. But with a few simple tips you can make renting these units easy and profitable! Sometimes the size of a smaller apartment can make it seem undesirable and expensive, but there are some tricks to make your studio apartment more marketable to renters. For example, smaller appliances like refrigerators or stoves can save space in a small kitchen. Many urban dwellers and college students prefer to eat out, so full size kitchen appliances are not always needed. Smaller or stackable washer and dryer units can also be appealing for people who don’t want to use the laundromat. Adding shelving units to your commercial property unit can also increase storage for prospective tenants – always a desirable feature in a small space. If you are near public transit, implementing green technology, or providing a furnished apartment be sure to include those selling points in your description! Needs of young and urban renters can be quite different in this millennium – be sure to capitalize on them and rent your studio apartments!