The move from New York City to Chicago will be hard enough without having to haul all of your belongings on the interstate yourself. Hiring a professional moving company can make your life easier—as long as you ask the right questions, like the ones outlined here.
Staten Island is still a good place to move to. But the commute can be a nightmare. But not if you know exactly what you’re doing. Find out how you can make the commute less of a pain each day.
Queens is one of the most diverse boroughs in New York City. Here are some tips on how you can meet new people, no matter what language you speak.
Believe it or not, it’s actually possible to find an affordable place to live in NYC. One of those places is none other than the Bronx. Read more to find out how you can land even a small two bedroom house at the price of a Manhattan studio apartment.
Brooklyn is the one borough in NYC that gives Manhattan a run for its money. It’s diverse. It’s got culture. It’s got everything you want and more. Find out which neighborhood in Brooklyn fits you perfectly so you can move in and call it home.
Would you move the stuff sitting in your garage to Manhattan? Can your dog come too? One of those things may not make it. Find out what can move and what you can’t move in with.
There’s a lot of living space in Manhattan. The problem is there isn’t a lot that give you enough room to place things here or there. Now you’re faced with a situation: store it or sell it? Find out what you can store and what you have to sell.
A lot of people say that the last thing they want to do is move to Staten Island. What they’re missing out on is the chance to use the things that have been sitting in storage for a long time. Read on about what you can move with you once you’ve landed a new home in Staten Island.
You have a lot of things that are not worth losing. You think “they can pry it from my cold dead hands”. Find out why if you don’t want to lose the important valuables you have, you can store them.
We obviously need space to store things. At the same time, we wish we had more of it. Check out this guide on some space saving tips and hacks for all homes in Brooklyn, no matter how big or small.
