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When Is It Time to Move?

  • Perla Irish
  • March 13, 2021
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  1. Your Home is Getting Cramped
  2. You Don’t Like the Neighborhood
  3. There’s a Shift in Your Financial Situation
  4. You Got a Job Offer in Another Area
  5. You’re Adding to Your Family
  6. There’s Too Much Space in Your Home
  7. You Have Unpleasant Neighbors
  8. You Need a Change
  9. Last Words

Moving can be a very stressful life event, so you likely don’t want to do it unless you have a solid reason.

There are a number of rationales for finding a new home, from needing more space to a good opportunity in another location. If you’re asking yourself if it’s time to move, see if any of these sound familiar:

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When Is It Time to Move

Your Home is Getting Cramped

You may be feeling as if there is no longer any room to put anything in your home. Storage spaces, closets, and drawers are all packed.

Maybe you have more people living in your home than when you moved in, like parents or children, and you’re all getting in each other’s way. You definitely need more space, so this would be a good time to make a move.

You Don’t Like the Neighborhood

Not feeling safe or comfortable in the area you live in is an excellent reason to make a change. Perhaps the neighborhood was good for you when you moved there, but now you need something different.

A couple living in the city may want to move to the suburbs to start a family, for example. As your plans change, often so do your living needs.


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There’s a Shift in Your Financial Situation

A sudden job loss or salary cut may be making finances difficult. Since housing is likely your biggest expense, it makes sense to consider less expensive options.

On the other hand, maybe you’ve had a big raise or landed a higher-paying job. At this point, you could consider an upgrade.

You Got a Job Offer in Another Area

If the job of your dreams comes up and it’s in another city or area, you’re probably not going to want to say no. You may be trying to advance your career, and this is the ideal opportunity.

This is a situation where you may not have planned to move, but it’s part of the package unless you want a very long commute. In fact, this is one of the most common reasons that people move.

You’re Adding to Your Family

If you’re planning to grow your family, you may be looking to upgrade your space to allow for extra people and possessions.

Families with small children absolutely grow toys, and you’ll need somewhere to store them when they’re not in use.

You’ll want extra rooms for the child you’re having as well as the ones you may have in future and extra space for them to play.

There’s Too Much Space in Your Home

This often happens when children grow up and move out of the family home. Suddenly the house seems too spacious, and you don’t need it to be.

Moving to a smaller home can save you money, and it’s less to clean. You may suddenly find that you can enjoy more free time.

You Have Unpleasant Neighbors

Comfort in your home is about more than just the house itself. Terrible neighbors can ruin your enjoyment of your living space and the area around you.

Some would say that you shouldn’t let bad neighbors get in your way, but they often do. Sometimes it’s better to just find a more comfortable area surrounded by decent people.

You Need a Change

Sometimes you do just need a change. There may be nothing wrong with your home , but you’ve gotten tired of it. Perhaps you’ve lived there too long, or maybe it’s not the home itself but the area.

You’d rather live in the city, or the country, or in another continent entirely. A big life change often involves a big move.

Last Words

Moving is a lot easier if you have a moving company you can trust. At Red Mile Moving Inc , we are dedicated to helping your move go smoothly.

Contact us on our website, call us at 1.403.690.3888  or send us an email. See you on moving day

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