Industry News
In Jackson Heights, Movers Defend Their Turf
There are two pockets of freelance movers at the 90th and 103rd Street subway stops on Roosevelt Avenue, and they don’t mix.
Rent-a-Box Services Make Moving Easier for Some
Bin-It and Jugglebox Moving both recently entered the New York moving market, delivering stacks of reusable plastic moving boxes and picking them up after the move is complete.
Moving again and again and again doesn’t necessarily mean packing light.
On a Review Site, Car Carriers Get the Last Word - Haggler
On a review site for transport companies, it’s the company (not the consumer) that gets the final comment. And the Haggler wonders why.
Some Americans are realizing their dreams of homeownership by buying land and bringing in inexpensive houses that would have otherwise been torn down.
Different approaches to the delicate subject of moving house.
Moving the Plants to Your Next Home: In the Garden
Uprooting the bushes to take to a new home can be a difficult move.
Recession Slows Migration, Census Finds
About 10.5 million Americans changed counties from 2009 to 2010, or about 3.5 percent of the population, the lowest percentage since 1947.
New Yorkers tend to move as their needs and their lives change. Unless, that is, they are of the breed that prefers staying.
Retiring Early by Relocating to a Cheaper City
Deciding to sell a longtime home and move away from friends and family can be wrenching, but it might be better than trying to rebuild decimated retirement savings.
