Moving

Don't make the same mistakes I did.

Here's how to have a successful and trouble-free move this year.

It's important.

A good agent will stay on top of listings, negotiate on your behalf, and make sure that your offer stands out in a sea of buyers.

If you’re ready to get your home listed, but a photographer hasn’t been able to make it to your place yet, you may be fully prepared to take on that task by yourself.

Moving can be expensive, but you can effectively cut the bill by eliminating these supplies from your shopping list.

Here are some things that can run up your moving day bill — as well as a few ways to save some money.

There’s one project that both pros and homeowners agree you should try your very best to get done before moving in.

House hunting in another state is possible — you just need to have realistic expectations and the right real estate team.

Real estate agents are still hard at work during the final weeks of the year, but before you put your home on the market over the holidays, consider the following advice straight from the professionals.

You won't have to do any of the heavy lifting, either.

Not everyone moves on the same timeline in the same way.

Thinking about moving?

You'll probably regret it.

Here's how to decide whether you should bring your furniture with you or not.

It offers lots of access to the great outdoors.

According to experts.

Thank you, Cathy.

Moving is already a challenge, but it doesn't have to be so tough on your wallet.

Take it from me, a writer who has lived through it IRL.

Interior designer Carmeon Hamilton shares a simple rule that goes a long way.

Even in this white-hot market, these cities have an inventory of affordable properties.

It’s a boat! It’s a rock! It’s... both, actually.

There’s etiquette when it comes to hiring the pros.

Boynton Beach is calling.

There are 3 steps to take.

It's cheaper, too.

According to an expert.

While Toronto's real estate prices aren't exactly budget-friendly, the city is home to 140 neighborhoods (and counting!), and not all will siphon your savings.

Opt for "right-sizing" instead, says one real estate agent.

Competition is stiff right now, but hang in there.

Unpacking doesn't have to be stressful.

Consider calling the pros to handle these.

There's a right way to do it.

Here’s an exhaustive list of tips to make sure your move is stress-free, less tiring, and actually sort of enjoyable(?).

History, culture, and parks abound in them.

And the one you should never, ever ask.

Kick your home search into high gear with one of these easy-to-use apps.

I've moved 14 times in 7 years — I should know!

My duster comes with me to every apartment.

Your itchy eyes will thank you for planning ahead.

According to real estate pros.

Bookmark this list — your future self will thank you.

North Carolina should prepare for an influx.

I was pretty afraid to leave Seattle.

Who better to dish out advice than the people who help you find a home for a living?

Fancy a fresh start?

Sky-high rent prices can be avoided if you know where to look.

There’s more to think about than how to load a moving truck on a busy city street.

You're going to need these tips from experts.

One state welcomed more new residents in 2020 than any other, according to data compiled by U-Haul, and the result might surprise you.

Here's a breakdown of each service.

Here's how to decide.

Warmer climes are calling.

Here's why you might want to opt for them over cardboard—or not.

Before you start packing, you’ll want to start purging.

Moving is expensive, but it doesn't have to be.

Always ask your neighbors for takeout recommendations.

The allure of Wisconsin is catching on.

To people who've left New York City.

You know, places with a rich past, historical buildings, and real Stars Hollow-vibes.

You can start planning now.

Did zoning and permitting ever cross your mind?

Plus, a few other smart tips for packing up your kitchen.

Becoming a Kiwi never sounded so good.

According to an expert.

Renters have a good deal of agency, for starters.

Read this before packing your bags.

Without seeing it in person first.

Don't stress—just take it one step at a time.