Moving out of New York City, or just relocating to a new place in the Big Apple, you’ve got several options to get it done. Here’s an easy guide to help you pick the right moving and storage services for you, including estimated moving costs and pros and cons.
Thinking about moving out of the city to the suburbs? Get started with this look at neighborhoods in Westchester, Long Island, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
On the western edge of Queens, Long Island City — or LIC, as the locals call it — is just a stone’s throw from midtown Manhattan, but boasts lower rents and a less chaotic pace. Want to learn more? Read our guide to moving to Long Island City, Queens.
New York City is one of the most expensive cities in America. If you’re new to the city and your budget isn’t exactly robust…is it still possible to live well in NYC? We think the answer is yes, if you’ve got a good game plan and a positive mindset. You can start with our guide to living on a budget in New York City.
The New York City real estate market is fast-paced and can be downright confounding to a newcomer. Whether you’re a lifer looking to escape your nightmare roomie or a transplant ready to lease your first apartment in Manhattan, we’ll help you find the apartment that’s perfect for you.
It’s time to move apartments in New York. We know, the prospect of moving your life from one apartment to another, let alone one neighborhood to another, can feel overwhelming — especially in New York! But fear not. With savvy planning, some help from your friends, and these tips, you’ll be relaxing in your new NYC digs in no time.
Preparing for a move to New York City but not sure which borough to settle in? While many head to Manhattan for a classic Empire State experience, there are four other boroughs to choose from. Read on to explore which area of New York is right for what you’re looking for, in our guide to NYC’s boroughs.
