A New Homeowner’s Guide: How to Set Up Utilities When Buying a House
Every year, an estimated 14% of the U.S. population moves to a new home, but only a fraction of these movers are ready by the time they start unpacking in their new home. If you want to make sure you have electricity, water, gas, and Internet on the first day you move in, we’ll show…Read More →
Moving a business in Manhattan?
New York City, in particular, Manhattan, has a well-deserved reputation as a world-leading business hub. From market access to access to top talent, NYC offers businesses the kind of resources not seen in many other places. But, moving around in NYC, and moving a company in the city has its challenges. Companies that want to…Read More →
Help Employees Cope With A Company Move
Business has been going great. Sales are up, you’ve added new employees, and your customer base is growing. Congratulations. Now you’ve run out of space and have to move your company. Like other aspects of running a business, office moving or warehouse relocations are not just about equipment and inventory, they are about people too.…Read More →
Winter Moving Tips
Household moving can be a challenge. The most successful moves are well-planned moves. If you plan the ideal move it is unlikely that moving in winter will be part of that plan. But, sometimes things such as when you move are not always in your control. If you find yourself having to make a winter…Read More →
Essential Tools for DIY Picture Hanging
You’ve picked out your perfect home, packed, and moved in. Now that the hard work is behind you, the fun can begin. Your new home is a blank canvas, ready for you to decorate. Before you start hammering nails into walls and hanging pictures, you’ll need to plan your strategy for home decor, and you’ll…Read More →
Top Long Island Areas for Retirees
If you’re ready to retire or looking forward to the day when you leave your working life behind, Long Island may not be at the top of your list. But whether you have family or friends nearby, or don’t want to live in a retirement community, Long Island has places that are ideal to consider.…Read More →
NYC’s Best Coffee Shops
“I don’t need to drink coffee to be awesome. I’m already awesome. But it’s more fun when I’m awesome and awake.” – Anonymous Coffee is a way of life in New York City. The East Coast may have been late for the party that started in Seattle and Portland in the 90’s, but the Big…Read More →
Tips for an NYC Newcomer
If you’re preparing for a move to New York City, or even if you’ve already arrived, there are some things you probably already know. You probably know that Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island are boroughs in the city and that each one has its own flavor. But even if you’ve read articles…Read More →
11 Tips for Disassembling Your IKEA Furniture Before you Move
IKEA has become an iconic brand, associated with innovative design, convenience, cost savings, and fun. Let’s face it: Ikea is Legos for adults. While you may not still play with building blocks, you’ve no doubt had a fair bit of fun (and frustration) assembling your IKEA furniture. But whether it’s IKEA or another brand, when…Read More →
Top Six Dog Parks in New York City
Dog lovers rejoice! If you’re moving to New York City, you’ll be glad to hear that the city is canine-friendly, with plenty of things to do with your pet. Your canine companion will love these dog parks for a quick or extended outing. 1. Madison Square Dog Run With over seven acres of green space…Read More →
