If you are looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and safely socialize in the wake of covid-19, then you’re in luck, because there are many beautiful parks in Seattle where you can do just that. They don’t call it Emerald City for nothing! [...]
Are you moving to a new neighborhood and looking for a go-to place to have a drink after work or simply on the lookout for the best rooftop bars in Seattle to safely and comfortably socialize in the wake of COVID19? Then you’re in luck because we prepared a guide on great rooftop restaurants in Seattle with breathtaking views of the city that you’re bound to feel instant infatuation for. [...]
From a once-thriving little logging town to being listed fourth by the U.S. Census for growth among 50 of the biggest cities in the United States, the Emerald City has come a long way. Anyone living in downtown Seattle can tell you how great it is. Aside from the annoying amount of traffic and rainy weather, it truly is a one of a kind town to live with lots to offer. [...]
Have you decided to relocate in the Emerald City? Whether you choose to move by yourself or with professional local Seattle movers, relocation will be stressful. A de-stressing vacation is out of the question due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but you can still decide to have a perfect Seattle staycation. All tourist-based industries are counting on local visitors who can definitely have the best summer in Seattle. Take advantage of the city’s cultural sites, breathtaking natural environment, temperate climate, and many other great attractions that will surely keep you out of your home. [...]
A sad reality that many of us overlook is the rising number of homeless people in the Emerald City. Even though the city is desperately trying to combat this issue, first with a 10-year plan to end homelessness started in 2005, and now with newly implemented government programs, there has still been a rise of the number of the homeless in Seattle over the previous years. [...]
As a resident, you are undoubtedly familiar with the heavy traffic congestion in the Emerald City. If you want to use parking, it’s costly and difficult to catch. The situation can only leave you with one question — do you need a car in Seattle? In some neighborhoods, you need a vehicle. However, if you want to live in a walkable, transit-friendly, and bikeable area, you have some great options. Keep reading to find out which car-free neighborhood is the best fit for you. [...]
Every book lover knows how hard it is to pack your entire book collection. Each volume means a lot to you, and the last thing you want to do is to accidentally damage them during your local move. Luckily, you can read these tips on how to pack books for moving so you can safely prepare your collection for a new home in Seattle. [...]
You have decided to move from one part of Seattle to another, but in such a versatile city, it might be difficult to choose a neighborhood. Whether you’re more of a laid-back, easygoing person who enjoys a cup of coffee with a view to Lake Washington or an adventure-seeking individual, the Emerald City is here to deliver. Follow our list of fun ideas on things to do in each Seattle neighborhood and see which one can suit your residential needs. [...]
Like many cities around the world, Seattle is rapidly growing. Many people prefer to settle into a more quiet environment so they can avoid crowds, the noise of public transit, and be closer to nature. If you’re also looking to relocate from downtown to such an area, you’ve come to the right place. Follow our list of the best suburbs of Seattle to decide which one is a perfect fit for you. [...]
You’re thinking about moving just outside of the Emerald City, or maybe looking to relocate to more affordable Seattle suburbs than where you currently live? Fortunately, you can choose some great neighborhoods and at really fair and non-expensive prices this year. Here are a few towns worth considering. [...]
Seattle is a great city for families to start and grow. The Emerald City registered a year of remarkable population growth in 2017, adding an estimated 725,000 residents in just 12 It may be that the thriving tech industry and lively communities are the ones to blame. If you’re planning to move to another part of the city, picking one of the best neighborhoods in Seattle for families can turn out to be a tough choice. [...]
Since you already live in the largest metropole in Washington, we presume you’re familiar with its numerous charms. And yet if you’re finding yourself in need to change your address and can’t quite pick the right location, you have come to the right place. Keep reading to discover the top 7 cool neighborhoods in Seattle we’ve singled out for you. We won’t lie, choosing only seven was not easy. [...]
Among the most challenging kitchen items to pack is glassware. Don’t be fooled by the short distance move. Relocation from one part of Seattle to another also requires careful packing of these delicate objects. Follow each step on how to pack glasses for moving, and you’ll be sure that each one will arrive in one piece to your new home. [...]
During a relocation, kitchen supplies are the last to pack because we use them every day. Kitchen items are also very tricky to load because they are very fragile. Even if you are only going from one part of Seattle to another, you still need to handle this carefully. Follow our simple tips on how to pack dishes for moving and be sure your glasses won’t be broken on the way to your new home. [...]
According to the American Moving and Storage Association, the average cost of an intrastate move is $2,300. Depending on what region of the country you’re in, it can vary. The bottom line is simple: relocation can be costly, and you’ll have to have a moving expenses checklist if you don’t want your wallet running dry. Here are some pointers to help you keep an eye on your money. [...]
It’s hard keeping track of all the things you have to do before moving locally in Seattle. We understand what you are going through, so we made this moving to-do list to help you figure out your steps in the next couple of weeks before you relocate to your new home. Make sure you check all our tips and tricks and bring out your writing gear because you might want to take notes. [...]
While being lost in piles of cardboard boxes and bubble wrap, you might not realize how stressed out your pet feels. Moving with pets doesn’t come with a magic formula solution, but with proper preparation, you can ensure that your next move will go smoothly. [...]
If you have been blessed with the gift of impeccable organization, you are among the lucky ones. But if you have been on the side of being a tad forgetful, then you know a thing or two about the most commonly forgotten things to pack when moving locally, and you want to avoid that situation the best way possible. [...]
Imagine having gone through the entire havoc of packing and sorting through your stuff just to find out that your local movers won’t be able to transport some of the goods. The list of unwanted or prohibited things in the moving truck varies from one company to another, and learning what are the items movers won’t move for you can be quite distressing. [...]
Let’s face it: every person has to go through change at some point, and change can be very stressful. One of the biggest and most common changes is moving to a new home. According to health experts, relocation is among the top five stressors in life. So, what can you do to deal with moving stress? Fortunately, there are lots of ways to help people get a handle on settling somewhere new. [...]
As we all know, moving is an essential part of our lives, and sometimes it seems like it’s the most stressful one as well. Being prepared is very important so you can face the challenges that the move brings easely. [...]
Have you opted for local relocation because you want to be closer to excellent educational and employment opportunities, as well as endless entertainment options that the biggest city in Washington State has to offer? Living in Seattle will, additionally, put you in the vicinity of hills, meadows, and mountains, but also museums, bars, and restaurants. [...]