Where oh where should you relocate to?

Whether you're relocating for a job in a new city, or just moving away from San Diego, a little bit of planning can go a long way in avoiding the stress and anxiety related to relocation. 

If you can’t find your things, boxes are everywhere, then add children or pets to the list of things to manage, and it can be an uphill battle, to say the least! And on the other hand, it can also be a time of excitement. One first step that you may want to consider before doing anything else is to check out a few different areas that are of interest to you. One way that I can provide a good amount of help here, for you, is to refer you to great, like-minded agents, in other markets that you are considering. After four decades in this business, I have an excellent network of top agents across the USA, and I am happy to share these resources and contacts with you. 

Your first step in moving to a new place is to research your new location–Maybe you already have a home lined up, maybe you don't. Either way, research is your best ally before you relocate somewhere new. Find out the options for entertainment and leisure in the new place. If you have children, research school options. If you’re job hunting, look up jobs and companies online before you move so you’re ready to apply and interview once you get there. Then, choose a neighborhood–try visiting your new home/neighborhood before you move in, or use Google Maps to give you a good idea of what to expect of your neighborhood and nearby transit. And finally, plan your move–Moving checklists and labels will come in handy. Remember to label all your boxes to make unpacking easier and avoid your essential items getting misplaced. Keep important documents and personal items readily available and make eating and sleeping arrangements beforehand. 

As an extra hint-let, your children decorate their boxes so that you know exactly where these go, and they feel a part of the process. Relocating has different effects on different people, and the process is exhausting for all. Starting over in a new place is indeed challenging and requires patience and determination. But you can do it, and with the tips mentioned above, I hope your relocation will be more comfortable.

When it comes to relocating from San Diego, I’m the expert you can trust. Give us a call if you have any questions or would like our Moving Checklists that we provide for our clients. You can contact our team at # 858-336-1114 or email me at [email protected].