You need a good moving plan. If you don’t have one, you’re going to end up getting ripped off, making mistakes, and taking more time than necessary…
If you do have one, on the other hand, you could end up saving money, hours and a year’s-worth of stress.
Learn how to make a moving plan.
Have you ever wanted to watch thoroughbreds run through the mud whilst drinking a Mint Julep? If so, then Louisville might be the place for you.
On the other hand, if you’re hoping to work in the tech industry, say, designing software for a software giant, then you’ll want to focus your attention elsewhere, because Louisville doesn’t cater to that sector.
Learn more about the pros and cons of Louisville.
Moving to Emerald City? That’s great news. Seattle is one of the best cities in the US for music and culture; it was home to the 90’s alternative music scene, and its music production has continued to grow ever since. That being said, Seattle is a pretty dang dark and rainy place.
Learn more about the pros and cons of Seattle.
Should you live in the dorms or in an apartment? Are they really that different?
Yes, yes they are. One is more expensive. One is less roomy. One makes it harder to get to class. And one makes it harder to shower in peace.
Learn about the pros and cons of moving into a dorm to decide which option is right for you.
Moving to Portland, eh? Well, know this before moving to Rose City: it’s got some great things, and it’s got some not-so-great things. For example, did you know that Portland has a great public transit system? You don’t even need a car. However, it’s also one of the rainiest cities in the states.
Which brings me to point #2. The best thing to do in Portland is to wander the downtown avenues, stopping at the local breweries (Deschutes, Bridgeport, Rogue, to name a few) for samplings. Think about brunch at the Pink Rose, too. But do not forget an umbrella!
Learn more about the pros and cons of Portland.
Want a rundown of everything you need to do when moving to college? Well, we got it, freshman.
We got your dorm needs down.
We got your move in day tips.
We got your list of things to do before the first day of class.
Check out our college move in checklist.
Do you want stats showing where people are moving to, and from? How about an easy-to-read map? Our moving map documents what major metros people are moving to and from, so you can determine where this country’s movers are flowing.
The moving map is 100% interactive. You click the city, and we give you the stats.
Check out our Moving Map at MovingGuru.com!
Every city has its positives, whether it’s food, great weather or easy transportation. Likewise, every city has its negatives. Even the most admired cities require sacrifices from their residents.
Sacramento has both pros and cons. It is a busy city filled with the good, the bad and the ugly. Here are few examples:
Pros
Sunny weather almost year round.
Great theatrical and political scene (state capital of California).
Cons
Many entertainers bypass it for the nearby San Francisco bay area.
Tule fog – a very thick, low-lying fog that drapes the area in the winter.
Learn about some more of pros and cons of Sacramento.
Moving into the dorms? Well, there are a lot of things that you should have. I take that back – you shouldn’t have a lot of things. However, there are some things that you should have, because they’ll allow you to have more things.
Get it?
What I mean, is these things allow you to use your limited space efficiently:
Learn about more dorm room necessities.
Moving requires much more than knee bends and a positive frame of mind. I mean, we’ve written over 250 articles (and counting) on moving, and there are still things that some movers need to do that we haven’t covered.
However, there are some ultra important things to do for moving that outweigh all other considerations. Here are our top 8 things to do for moving:
