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Tips for moving into a smaller apartment

If you're moving to New York, big chances are that you will be moving into a smaller apartment than you're normally used to. This is because apartments in New York are usually very small and if you want to live in a bigger one, you have to earn a lot of money in order to be able to afford it. Adjusting to a small space can be very tricky actually and that is why we decided to give you some helpful tips for moving into a smaller apartment. (more…)

How to avoid problems when signing a commercial real estate lease in NYC

So, when moving commercially to a place like New York City, you have to keep in mind a lot of things. That is very important because it's too late to make changes after you've signed a commercial lease. You see, for an office building or retail space you have to make a lot of effort. That's why you should know how that process works. You need to understand lease terms and their impact on you. All of that can prepare you, and it will help you how to avoid problems when signing a commercial real estate lease. Also, you will learn how to negotiate for the best deal possible. (more…)

How much does it cost to live in Yorkville?

Yorkville is a part of the most prestigious chunk of Manhattan, The Upper East Side. Therefore, it is no surprise that you must have deep pockets if you want to live in Yorkville. Not only are your every month expenses through the roof, but so are the taxes. However, many New Yorkers feel that the prices are justified by what this glamorous part of the Big Apple has to offer. So, before you decide to relocate to Yorkville, here are some costs that you must be aware of. (more…)

Moving from Florida to NYC for work

So, you are considering moving for work. It might be a good idea. However, there are some things you should consider before making any final calls. There are just so many aspects of moving from Florida to NYC for work, and you will have to think about them carefully. And that is precisely why we are here today. To help you plan and organize your move to NYC in no time, stress and hassle-free. Just the way you like it. (more…)

How to find valid reviews of NYC companies?

With so many moving companies in the business, it’s often hard to find the right one. So many different price points, offers, and services make it hard to know who you can trust your items with. That’s why doing a background check of the companies you like is beneficial when trying to pick the best moving services for your move. One of the ways to do it is definitely going online – internet reviews are very helpful to get some additional information about a company. However, you may wonder – “Should I trust all these comments? Are they real?” And you are right to think this way. Here are the best ways to find valid reviews of NYC companies. (more…)

How to declutter your home before relocation

Moving is not joyful in any case, so make it easier for you and your family or anyone who lives and move with you. Are you sure that you gonna take everything with you when you move? This is a job which never forgets so don't try to make it more difficult than it is at all. Some people live tidy and clean but not everyone and not in every part of the home. You can find some garage, attic or even a room in condition like the bomb just fell from the sky and not the big one to destroy everything, but small, just to reorder decoration the owner did. So there is an opportunity to make a selection of what you gonna need ever or will not need in a more than one life. How to declutter your home before relocation? This, in some cases, is "must-do". (more…)

How to stay healthy after moving to NYC

Our health is usually the last thing we think about when relocating. But, it shouldn't be so. Moving brings a lot of changes to our lives, but we must never stop taking care of ourselves. It is important to remain both physically and mentally healthy. Moving is a stressful experience for everyone. Read on to find out how you can stay healthy after moving to NYC. (more…)

Tips for storing fine art in New York

Storing fine art in New York is a serious task. Apartments are small, houses don't always come with attics and basements. The only place you can store your belongings is in a storage unit. And everyone knows that renting a storage unit is a good idea in New York. Luckily NYC has a lot of them. Once you find the perfect storage unit for storing fine art you have to actually prepare your pieces for storing. Just tossing them inside and leaving them like that won't keep them in good condition. We decided to give you a few tips for storing fine art in New York. (more…)

The best ways to relax after moving home

We all know how stressful moving can be. It is both an exciting and daunting process. Exciting because we are turning a new leaf and starting fresh. But daunting because you have to spend a lot of time, money, energy, and nerves on it. All that hustle and bustle makes us exhausted. Moving home is not an easy task, not even a single task. Even if you know all the moving tricks, you will still need to work a lot. A lot of things and people are involved. Things get worse if you decide to have a DIY kind of move instead of hiring professionals. So, after moving is completed and you unpacked and settled in, you must do something for yourself. Luckily, there are many ways to relax after moving home. And, we are here to give you some advice. (more…)

Finding movers in NYC – step by step

Living in New Yor City is expensive. If you are like most people, you would want to save every dollar you can. However, that does not mean that you should move by yourself. Moving is a stressful process, and it requires a lot of time, energy and skills. So, do not focus on having a DIY kind of move, but focus on finding movers in NYC that are both reliable and affordable. This process might take some time, and because of that, it would be best if you started looking for movers as soon as you know the moving date. So, without further ado, let us help you with finding movers in NYC, one step at the time. (more…)