While we don’t have a crystal ball, we can shine some light on relocation trends based on PODS customer moves in 2020 and so far this year. Get a look at the key takeaways, including the 20 top destination cities (hint: Boise, Idaho is having a moment), as well as how people are adapting to uncertainty when moving during challenging times.
Relocating to the Dallas metro area, but not sure where you want to live? Learn all about Plano, TX, rated the “Best City for Staycations” in the U.S. by WalletHub, based on its opportunities for recreation, rest and relaxation. Read on for an insider’s view from a longtime resident and businesswoman who’s helped hundreds of families move here.
Planning a move in DC can be seriously stressful, with so much traffic and so little parking. Find out how to avoid DC-style moving drama with our guide to DC moving options — including traditional movers, moving containers and rental trucks.
Moving isn’t an easy task during the best of times. But when you add a global crisis like the coronavirus, it’s bound to cause more challenges. These tips are designed to help you reduce the risks and stress if you’re moving during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
With colleges and universities across the country closing dormitories to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus, these college moving and storage tips will help you stay safe, find the best deals, and simplify the process during this challenging time.
If you’re looking for access to New York experiences, but with more breathing room, Staten Island might be the right place for you. Check out our guide to this suburban borough’s neighborhoods to find the
right fit for you.
On the western edge of Queens, Long Island City — or LIC, as the locals call it — is just a stone’s throw from midtown Manhattan, but boasts lower rents and a less chaotic pace. Want to learn more? Read our guide to moving to Long Island City, Queens.
Improve your small kitchen without breaking the bank with these budget-friendly ideas for small kitchen . Elevate your cooking space and maximize your square footage.
At some point, many New Yorkers get tired of shelling out big bucks for a tiny studio in a crowded building and start thinking about moving out of the city. One option that’s been gaining in popularity among those looking to live in an NYC suburb and keep working in Manhattan is Hoboken, New Jersey. Always wondered what Hoboken is really like? Read our guide to find out.
