BTM Neighborhood Movers

What a relief it will be to finally get settled into your new home in your new neighborhood after that local move is completed. 

But, first! 

You'll need to carefully determine what neighborhood you want to move too! Even during an in-town move there are plenty of options available. So, here are a few ways to plan your move to a new neighborhood.

Consider How Close It is to An Existing Job, Or How You Will Earn a Living There

Convenience to work is a big factor in choosing a new neighborhood. Before you hire those residential movers to start your relocation, consider how close a desired neighborhood is to your workplace. Or, if you'll be looking for work in a new town, what kinds of jobs are available in this city.

Research the Housing and Rentals Market in Each Neighborhood

Take the time to start searching for homes in other neighborhoods at least several months before you move. It might be difficult to find a place to move into at your price point or that is large enough for your family. Surprisingly, not all towns have many rentals or a lot of homes for sale. 

If you are moving out into a rural area you might have to look for a while before you find a place you like and is also available for purchase or rental. Even cities can have slow rental markets with few apartments and rental homes available at any given moment.

Research the School Districts & Private School Options in the Surrounding Area

It's also a good idea to compare schools between neighborhoods that you are interested in. Good schools have a strong impact on your child's grades, social experience, and overall quality of life. 

Every school tends to have something unique for which they are recognized, such as an award-winning marching band, a great library, or a well-funded art department. If your child has an interest in any particular subject it can be helpful to place them in a school that helps foster that interest.

Find Out if the Neighborhood Has Mostly Families, Singles, or Retirees

Another consideration when planning your household move is to look at the demographics of a potential new neighborhood. Relocating to a place with lots of families can make it easier for your children to make friends. If you are single, you might want to live in an area with other singles or that has plenty of singles' activities. 

Similarly, if you are retired. You might want to move to another community with people who are at the same stage in life, and who may not be as loud or have a lot of children who play outside during the day.

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Black Tie Moving can relocate you to any location as part of a residential move. We'll even give you the red carpet treatment with white glove moving services, fine art moving, and the support of BBB-accredited and A+ rated local movers.

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Our experienced local moving company can also serve customers in cities nationwide, including Austin, TX, Dallas, TX, Memphis, TN, Columbus, OH, and Delaware. Give us a call to set up a free moving consultation right away.