Alex Keight

Curious about what living in Texas looks like? Sure, Austin and Houston get a lot of love, but there’s plenty of Lone Star State to go around. Take a closer look at these two favorites, as well as a handful of other popular Texas cities to live in. We’ll go over need-to-know basics, like overall city vibe, housing costs and options, things to do, and more.

Also known as “Charm City,” Baltimore’s assets run a lot deeper than just Inner Harbor views and Old-Bay-steamed blue crabs. Find out why this coastal Maryland city is a popular home base for D.C. commuters, young professionals, and folks looking for big-city amenities with more affordable housing prices.

Relocating is a lot easier when you’re prepared, and getting the right supplies is the first step. Use this handy checklist detailing the must-have packing supplies for getting packed up and moving supplies for the big day — from moving boxes and packing tape to ratchet straps and a disc lock to protect your belongings.

Contemplating a move to Charlotte, NC? We get it. The area is hip, vibrant, huge, and delicious (the food in the area is delicious, that is). But with nearly 200 neighborhoods to choose from, deciding where to live in Charlotte can be daunting. Find out which of these Charlotte neighborhoods is the best fit for you.

Between the pandemic shake-up, changing work policies, economic factors, and natural disasters, the last half-decade has given the moving industry a run for its money. As a result, our annual PODS moving trends lists have seen their fair share of cities make reliable reappearances, surprising disappearances, or complete 180s. But the question still remains: Where are people moving to in 2025? Here’s an overview of this year’s moving trends takeaways to give you a taste of what our latest PODS customer data uncovered.