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Williamsburg often shows up on retirement shortlists. The pace is slower than Northern Virginia or the big coastal cities, the history is right outside the door, and the Historic Triangle puts Jamestown and Yorktown within a short drive. For many people, though, the move itself is the hardest part. Leaving a long-time family home, sorting … Read more

Moving to Berkeley for school is a rite of passage, and it can also be one of the more stressful parts of starting at Cal. The student rental market here is fast, competitive, and confusing for newcomers, and the difference between a smooth move-in and a scramble often comes down to knowing the neighborhoods, timing … Read more

With winter coming, now is the time to plan ahead if you have a move on the calendar. Worcester winters are no joke.  Between lake-effect snow squalls rolling off the Berkshires and the nor’easters that regularly bury Central Massachusetts, moving during the colder months takes more planning than a summer relocation. If you’re facing a … Read more

Cincinnati wears its hills like a signature. The city rose up from the Ohio River across a set of steep ridges, and the neighborhoods that climbed those slopes in the 1800s are still some of the most sought after places to live today. Mount Adams, Clifton, Mount Auburn, and Columbia Tusculum all reward residents with … Read more

If you are considering a move to south-central Worcester County, the towns of Auburn and Millbury come up together more often than not, and for good reason. Both sit along the Blackstone River watershed just south of Worcester, and both offer a quieter, more affordable alternative to city living without giving up easy access to … Read more