In the last 10 years, New Jersey has seen an outmigration of more than two million residents, resulting in a loss of $18 billion in adjusted gross income. While home prices are beginning to recover, the process is slow, prompting more New Jerseyans to say goodbye to the Garden State.
Read MoreWith higher taxes and colder winters, many residents in New Jersey are making the move to sunny California with NJ long-distance movers. Regardless of your reason for moving, it’s essential to work with a NJ cross-country moving company that you can trust to get you to your new home safely.
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Due to higher living expenses and other various reasons, many New Jerseyans are leaving the state and making the move to Pennsylvania next door.
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With winter setting in and many months of snow, ice, and rain in the upcoming forecast, it’s no surprise that many are making the move south.
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Between 2005 and 2014, over two million residents moved out of New Jersey, but who is moving out and why? It seems that people of all ages are moving, but young individuals starting their careers at entry-level wages and seniors make up a majority of those who are saying goodbye to the Garden State.
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Moving often brings up many questions. When is the best day to move? Should I hire a moving company or just do it myself? Which moving company should I pick? How much will it cost? Moving with a hiring company versus moving yourself can vary in time spent, money, and difficulty.
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The Pew Charitable Trusts, a leader in public policy analysis, recently released the results of their analysis on Philadelphia moving trends from 2011 to 2013.
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Despite the short distance, planning a move from central New Jersey to New York can be a daunting task. Even if your destination is a tranquil suburb, coordinating the transport of your possessions through sprawling metropolitan areas and the traffic that comes with them can be nerve-wracking.
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It’s National Moving Month, which means we’ll be busy at Simonik Transportation and Warehousing. May marks the beginning of a hectic residential moving season for people across the country.
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Each year Allied Van Lines does a study to determine which states have been the most popular in terms of families relocating. Once again Texas takes the crown with over 2,550 inbound moves completed by Allied agents across the country, closely followed by Florida.
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