Moving is a pain. The worst part about moving is gathering up your clutter. We know of a habit helps prioritize your items. It's easy to eliminate clutter and become more flexible. See how. “Jumbled Nest Of Cords Makes Move To Third New Apartment” -The Onion ... » Learn More about One Simple Habit Will Make Your Next Move a Breeze
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5 of our Favorite Kitchens
Over the years, Lykens Companies has created a reputation surrounding our kitchens. A home is only as great as its kitchen, after all. Each time we renovate a unit, we make sure to put our resources—our time, our attention, and our money—into crafting stylish and inspired kitchens. From the home ... » Learn More about 5 of our Favorite Kitchens
The 5 Best Ways to Tackle Spring Cleaning (Plus, Why Most People Never Get Started)
In this blog, all photos were taken by Matthew Garsky (@matthewgarsky). Winter is finally gone—though we’ve lived in Ohio long enough to know that might not be the case. Either way, springtime means that spring cleaning is right around the corner, if not here already. For some, spring ... » Learn More about The 5 Best Ways to Tackle Spring Cleaning (Plus, Why Most People Never Get Started)
How Do Property Managers Approach Maintenance? (2 Things Lykens Companies Does Best)
In this blog, all photos were taken by Matthew Garsky (@matthewgarsky). If you were anything like me, you went about your day-to-day knowing just a few things about property management companies: 1. There is an endless number of them. 2. Each one is the same. 3. I have no idea what any of ... » Learn More about How Do Property Managers Approach Maintenance? (2 Things Lykens Companies Does Best)
Our most historical units ever? Meet 1374 East Broad Street.
In this blog, all photos were taken by Matthew Garsky (@matthewgarsky). It’s no secret that Lykens Companies is obsessed with finding Columbus’s most beautiful historic buildings and revitalizing them into the most unique rental properties on the market. In 2018 alone, we’ve already announced ... » Learn More about Our most historical units ever? Meet 1374 East Broad Street.