As much as living with your peers is interesting and exciting, there are times when you just need a moment in your private space. Moving into a dorm room with at least one roommate can be really challenging and according to many students it's quite an adventure. Some people are very excited about the idea of living in a dorm and socializing with other people all the time, while others are hesitant and prefer living completely on their own. Where you decide to live will determine the moving course and the amount of things you can move. When you are moving to a dorm room, try to pack as little as possible. Find out before the … [Read more...]
Archives for May 2016
Moving to a cheaper city
Depending on the local and national economy the cost of living may vary from city to city, so no wonder why individuals and families are constantly looking for a more affordable place to live. Moving to another city or country can affect significantly well-being of everyone involved. The city you live in usually defines your lifestyle in so many ways. The main reason why people decide to move to a less expensive area are finances. Relocation to a cheaper city is a perfect way to cut down on your expenses and save some money for some future projects. When considering the idea of moving to a cheaper city, you probably have in mind … [Read more...]
Moving back to the parents’ home
Due to a difficult financial situation many people are forced to move back to their parents' home after living on their own. For some people this decision may mean a step backwards and there are many reasons that can push them to take that step. The most common reason is tough financial situation. Also, this decision may be triggered by a divorce, break-up or joblessness after the graduation. It is stressful to live in a rented apartment and to keep up with everyday expenses with no income. However, this doesn't have to be a negative event after all. Some people deliberately choose to move back to the parents' house in order to … [Read more...]
Long-distance college move
Moving to a college that's miles away from your parents' home may seem quite exciting and terrifying at the same time. Before your classes even start you will have to pass the first test - pack and move your belongings successfully. When you are moving long-distance, start moving preparations with the idea that you won't be back for a while and sort your items accordingly. Decide which items you cannot live without, what can be easily replaced once you reach your campus/dorm/new apartment and what should be donated or thrown away. If you want to perform a green move, consider recycling some of the items instead of throwing them … [Read more...]
How to move outdoor belongings
After packing the bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bathroom it's time to take care of the outdoor area - yard, porch, patio and balcony. Your outdoor belongings need as much attention as your kitchen or living room items. The following checklist may help you deal with this task successfully and move your outdoor belongings to the new location safe and sound. With the moving day just around the corner, you will want to take all necessary steps to move all household items in one piece. Preparing your outdoor items for the move. - Clean them thoroughly. Being exposed to the outdoor conditions, your items may get dusty or really … [Read more...]
Home improvement projects before the moving day
Moving into the new home is a huge and significant project. You've finally got the possibility to decorate a new house/apartment the way you wish, and with all big organizational ideas of yours, you will make your new place feel like home in no time. In order to make your new home comfortable and pleasant place to live, you may need to do some improvement projects before the moving day or after you settle in. However, some repair works are better managed before the moving day than afterwards. Sometimes it is much easier and less expensive to complete some maintenance tasks prior to the move. Home improvement tips when moving … [Read more...]
Moving to Miami from NYC has unexpected financial perks
Moving From NYC to Miami Although both are major metropolitan areas of their respective states, NYC and Miami are apples and oranges when you start to compare. From how you’ll spend your money, to where you’ll spend Friday night, the two cities are at polar opposites. If you are getting ready to leave the gritty NYC streets for the laid back Miami, make sure you are prepared for a big dose of culture shock. The Cost of Living One of the main driving forces behind New Yorkers moving to Miami is the cost of living. NYC is rated one of the most expensive places in the United States to live and raise a family. With no state or city … [Read more...]
