Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Moving”
North Carolina’s population has grown by about 848,000 people since the 2010 census. That’s about 8.9%, which brings us up to 10.4 million residents (in 2018). While this number does increase due to births, 75% percent of the increase that has happened since 2015 is due to net migration. In 2017 alone, 368,000 individuals moved to North Carolina and 217,000 …
The cost of moving in North Carolina can vary widely depending on the size of your home, the location of your new dwelling, timing of the move, and any additional services needed (packing, special handling, equipment rental, etc.). While all moving companies will give you a quote on the cost to move your belongings, it’s important you have an idea …
Need to store some items or planning your big move? All Coldwell Banker customers can save 10% off their first month through December 31, 2018. PODS will drop off and pick up the container, and will store it until you need it. Their storage buildings are secure and you don’t need to worry about packing, unpacking, and packing again, because …
There are moments when it’s sparkling clear that it’s time to move to a new city. You get a great job offer, get married, or are accepted to your dream school. Other times, it’s hard to be certain uprooting your whole life is the best choice. There are so many possibilities to be explored and not all of them may …
It can be a real pain transferring and setting up all your services when you move into a new home. It may sound silly, but sometimes the stresses of moving make you forget some pretty vital things – like turning on the electricity! And we all know that life is better with electricity. So we are offering a brand new …
No move comes without some sadness, especially when you have kids. As adults, even if we hate our current home, there’s always some part of it that we are fond of – the daily routine we’ve grown used to, a favorite nearby restaurant, a kind neighbor, or even the little bird that perches outside the window every morning. For kids, …
You’ve decided to relocate to a new city and know you want to buy a home there; however, you don’t have a job secured. Do you make the leap and buy before moving or do you rent for 6 months before purchasing a home? If you don’t have a job, you can’t pay for the house; but if you don’t …
Are you downsizing, staging your home, or just don’t have enough room? For the things with which you can’t part, you might be considering Wilmington storage options. There’s a lot to think about, including how you get your belongings there, how often you will need access, and what you’re storing. Here are a few tips to keep in mind. Portable …
After many slow years, the real estate market has returned and people are on the move again. North Carolina is one of the most popular states for moving, which is no surprise. And although the state has always been a fairly popular state to relocate, people are moving to North Carolina in a slightly different way and for different reasons …
This month, I invited a wonderful group of bloggers from MyBlogU to answer some questions about their home buying experiences. The result was some really good first-hand advice, not from us, the Realtors, but from the perspective of people who have already bought. Now, keep in mind that these bloggers hail from across the world, but I think you’ll notice …
