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Tips on Moving

Household Moves

Kids are resilient, but research has shown that frequent moves can be stressful for shy children. Kids with extreme shyness may suffer acute sadness when they leave valuable friendships and familiar living quarters behind. You can use several methods to help your shy kids while relocating. The following strategies can ease your child’s transition from…

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Moving Tips

After months of coordinating, planning, and schedule changes, you are finally ready to pack up and enjoy your new home and apartment. The boxes are packed, moving trucks are on the way, and you are hit with some unwelcome news: your new home or apartment is not vacant, and you are forced to postpone your…

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Long Distance Moves

Coastal areas offer homeowners some of the most desirable weather conditions, activities, and dining or shopping opportunities anywhere. Whether you’re planning your coastal move to a quiet beach town nestled away in a scenic cove or to the bustling shores of an iconic boardwalk beach, this transition can pose some unique challenges. In addition to…

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Commercial Moves

Brick-and-mortar retail is not dead. On the contrary, experts say that 85 to 90 percent of retail sales are completed in brick-and-mortar outlets. Shoppers haven’t lost the urge to touch and try on the merchandise. Retail isn’t dying, but the old retail business model is on its last legs. Retail establishments are closing their doors…

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Employee Relocation

According to Census Bureau statistics, approximately 30 million Americans moved in 2022. Work relocation was the third most common reason for these millions of people to move and accounted for 9.2 percent of all moves. Those moving for work often negotiate a job relocation package to cover their expenses. In fact, The National Relocation Institute(NRI)…

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