Moving

If you’re working remotely and have no plans to return to the office, making the move to a new city is a very real possibility if you keep these considerations in mind.

While we don’t have a crystal ball, we can shine some light on relocation trends based on PODS customer moves in 2020 and so far this year. Get a look at the key takeaways, including the 20 top destination cities (hint: Boise, Idaho is having a moment), as well as how people are adapting to uncertainty when moving during challenging times.

Moving cross-country? Chances are, you’re worried about whether all your stuff will survive the trip in one piece. That’s a reasonable concern. After over 20 moves, I’ve learned the hard way that the greater distance, the higher the risk of damage. Fortunately, there are ways to reduce the risk, and we’ve gathered our best packing and loading tips to help you protect your belongings along the way.

If you’re buying or selling a home in 2021, the home-buying and moving process can pose extra challenges. Find out how to survive potential closing delays and other complications related to the crazy COVID-19 market with this first-hand advice from a recent home buyer.

After six military moves, I’ve learned that moving a family is much more than packing up and unloading boxes. You have to relocate and restart every aspect of your lives. Whether you’re in a military family making a PCS move or a civilian relocating to a new city or state, use these tips for getting settled quickly and making a new place feel like home.