Author: Boulevard

  • 7 Ways to De-Stress Before the Big Move

    Moving to a new home will undoubtedly come with some level of stress. While it’s nearly impossible to eliminate all stress, people planning a big move can at least take proactive steps to bring stress levels down by adding some “de-stress” activities to each day. The following can help alleviate at least a portion of…

  • Moving to a Rental? Lease Terms to Know Before Signing

    Are you moving to a residential rental home soon? Signing a lease is an essential part of that, and it’s critical for any tenant to understand what they’re signing since breaking lease terms can be costly. Also of value to consider, many leases are written to favor landlords or are just plain bad leases for…

  • Important Must-Have Items in a First-Night Essentials Box

    If you’re prepping for an upcoming move, one task you don’t want to forget accidentally is to pack your first-night “essentials box.” Unfortunately, it’s challenging for people relocating when they don’t pack a first-night box and then arrive at their new home, and the essential items aren’t at their fingertips. Planning early and setting aside…

  • Need to Relocate and Not Looking Forward to It? Here’s How to Adapt

    Typically, a residential move is an exciting time where you get to explore a new space and make it your own. However, there are some occasions when moving can be more stressful. For example, if you have to relocate quickly, the entire experience can be overwhelming and challenging. Fortunately, we’ll help you navigate the situation…

  • 6 Moving Safety Tips

    Moving is physically taxing! It’s easy to get injured when you’re in the middle of a relocation, especially if you’re doing all the work yourself. If you’re relocating, it’s essential to do what you can to keep yourself safe. By getting help when you need it, giving yourself plenty of time to get the work…

  • Logistical and Lifestyle Issues to Consider Before Moving into a Condo

    Condominiums present unique challenges, whether downsizing from a house or moving from a similar living space. The nature of owning a home that shares grounds and amenities with neighbors can be something of a culture change. This hybrid living environment also leads to some unusual issues single-family homeowners typically don’t face. Before signing a purchase…

  • How to Shop for Service Providers for Your New Home

    When you move to a new place, you often have to set up new services. Sometimes you have a choice, and sometimes you don’t. For many, Wi-Fi is no longer a luxury. Instead, it’s a necessity for your home. Whether you work from home or simply use the internet for entertainment, each house has various…

  • How To Plan Healthcare Needs When Moving To New Area

    Moving to a brand new area can be both exciting and stressful. Loving families get a fresh start and new opportunities. But starting over in a new community also requires significant due diligence. Along with identifying the best schools and recreational offerings, you need to understand the healthcare landscape.  If you plan to relocate, consider…

  • Moving With Little Ones In Tow: Helping Your Toddler Feel At Home In Their New Room

    When you’re moving with a young child, it’s normal for emotions to run high. For example, your toddler may be excited about moving into a new home while also feeling sad about leaving their old house (and friends) behind.  Check out these tips for helping your little one begin to feel comfortable and at home…

  • Moving in Winter? Benefits of an Off-Season Move

    Are you planning a move soon? If so, you’re not alone; every year, more than 40 million Americans — about 13 percent — make a move. More than half of these moves take place between May and September. Summer is, by far, the busiest moving season. A summer move makes sense for many because the…