"compact apartment" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a small or efficient living space, typically in a city setting. Example: "I just moved into a compact apartment in the heart of downtown. Though it may be small, it has everything I need and the location is perfect for my job."
Say, "Teeeeth!" Welcome to the Floor My husband and I moved from a large loft to a compact apartment.
Stay: Saleya is a compact apartment, just 100m from the sea on the bustling Rue du Marché.
But it could do nothing to still the excitement bubbling around the compact apartment she shares with a couple of her team-mates.
Step into the compact apartment he shares with his wife, Lori Greene, and their 12-year-old son, Chase, and you won't know where to look first.
Now he is the last of his family in Hong Kong — the others have decamped to San Francisco — and Ah Tao works for him alone, sharing his compact apartment.
"I want people to be empowered and also have a damn good time," he said in a recent interview at his compact apartment in Midtown while proofreading "Sweetback" revisions and fielding calls from his book publisher and DVD distributor.
It has a moderate-size refrigerator, what was once considered a full-size stove (as opposed to the compact "apartment-size" stove or the monsters recently gaining popularity), annoyingly little counter and storage space (yes, I sometimes must remove the stored pots and pans before using the oven) and even a small dishwasher.
In a statement, Mr. Ransmeier wrote that he saw the tables as a boon for "compact apartments where additional furniture is not feasible".
In the premiere episode Americans living in Tokyo learn to speak and read Japanese and experience culture shock as they adjust to costly, compact apartments; puzzle out the complex subway; and share a dynamic, vibrant metropolis with millions of others.
Mr. Bleckmann talked music recently in his compact Murray Hill apartment, which echoes both his music and fashion sense: clean lines and open space punctuated with exquisite details.
STEP into the tight entryway of Noah John Gellner's compact studio apartment on the Upper West Side, and try to squeeze past the everyday bicycles perched on their hooks.
