Among Greater Portland’s many attractions are the communities surrounding it; each unique suburb and neighborhood provides something for everyone. Thanks to its location, demographics, lifestyle, and other appealing features, Beaverton, Oregon, consistently ranks as one of the country’s Best Places to Live. Located just 7 miles east of Portland, Beaverton is the 6th largest city in Oregon, with a population of around 100,000.
You’ve made the big decision to move from an apartment to a house and moving day is coming up. Whether renting or buying, moving into your first house is an exciting event. Living in a house brings with it many benefits. You’ll enjoy greater privacy, more space and storage, increased access to the outdoors, and probably additional parking. Hosting guests will be easier – and you may be gaining new laundry space. There are so many plusses to look forward to.
Typically, as we enter our middle-age, our parents are entering their retirement years and are in need of adjusting their living situation. They may enter retirement communities for assisted living, purchase small condominiums or spend a few years on the road in an RV. Some may even move in with their adult children.
Finding a new home or selling your current one is difficult, especially when it involves moving to a different city. You might not know the best neighborhoods in your new town or be familiar with housing prices and market trends.
Frequent moving can be overwhelming for children. Even if it’s their first time moving into a new neighborhood, it can be incredibly stressful for kids to leave behind a familiar place and start anew elsewhere.
Moving will always be a little stressful. Even when you move with the best movers and for the best reasons, picking up your entire life and belongings can be overwhelming. However, you can reduce some of that stress (and even cultivate some happiness) by downsizing your belongings.
Moving next door or across town can be pretty straightforward. Moving to another state, however, is much trickier. Even if you’re moving from Oregon to Washington or vice versa, you’ll need to take many more factors into consideration such as time, cost, and finding qualified movers.
Moving is hard. Sorting and packing all of your possessions is one of life’s least-desired chores. But thankfully, this also means that you are likely starting your journey to a new home.
House hunting is a daunting chore. Competing with other buyers in a tight market can be stressful, and if you’ll also need to sell your own house, you’re in for an even trickier process.
There’s a lot to figure out as you approach moving day. You might need to move large items such as pianos, or maybe you’re juggling the painters and flooring contractors at your new home.
