Renting a home, buying or building a new one is a significant decision. In 2024, with costs continually heading upwards and availability limited, it can leave you asking, “Should I move house or not?” Australia is experiencing a surge in rental costs, house prices have risen and there have been some disruptions in the building industry. As rents continue to rise and building companies face financial challenges, many individuals and families may be contemplating whether it is the right time to move house.
Let’s explore the current situation with insights into what’s happening now to help you make an informed decision on whether or not it’s the right time to move or not.
Are you considering making a move to or within Brisbane in 2024? Or maybe you know that you’re moving and it’s time to create a budget and make a plan. Either way, you want to understand how much it costs to move house in Brisbane. To help you, we’ve listed our 7 simple steps to figuring out your moving costs starting with what’s going to affect the costs of moving.
Moving to a new city can be exciting, but it can also be challenging. Sydney is a wonderful city, with a vibrant colonial past expressed in its many historic buildings and parks but what is the cost of living in Sydney?
As the state capital of NWS, Sydney is situated on one of the most picturesque natural harbours in the world along with having magnificent beaches along its seaward shoreline like Bondi in the south and Palm Beach and Barrenjoey along the north shore.
It is the most populous cosmopolitan city in Australia and exudes a feeling of excitement, wonder and awe.
Moving can be a stressful time that requires a lot of planning and preparation. One of the biggest challenges that come with moving is downsizing. Deciding what to keep and what to get rid of can be a daunting task, especially if you have accumulated a lot of belongings over the years.
It is, however, a good idea to make the effort to downsize when moving. Not only will it save you money in the long run but you get the added benefit of income from the sale of your unused goods.
And downsizing doesn’t need to be hard. In this blog post, we, your preferred interstate removalists will share with you 10 tips for minimising and decluttering before your big move!
Melbourne exudes irresistible charm, like a unique social mecca with a huge fire going that bursts with life and sparks of exciting entertainment. Festivals, live theatre, cinema, AFL, NRL, casinos, horse racing, dining in some of Australia’s top restaurants, coffee bars, boutique wineries and breweries, amazingly beautiful national parks and coastal scenery, quaint cottage industries, beautiful stone fruit, jams, pastries and much much more.
Melbourne is one of the most cosmopolitan multicultural cities in the world and has been ranked as the third most liveable city according to the Global Liveability Index.
Setting out on a new chapter in life often involves a change of scenery. Australia, with its diverse landscapes and vibrant cities, offers quite a range of options if you are looking for a fresh start.
But what are the best cities to move to, to start a new life? Let’s take a look at what’s on offer from the tropical allure of Cairns to the sophisticated charm of Melbourne. Each city has its unique appeal but which one is right for you? Let’s find out.
Ahh, the challenges of moving interstate; the change in state sporting allegiances, the change in weather, the change in school systems and workplaces... It may all seem overwhelming, but as we move interstate on a daily basis (literally) and we operate Australia-wide, we've got some insights that will make the whole process easier.
Waste management is a topic that concerns all of us, especially when the discussion zeroes in on reductions in our waste so that our carbon footprint is drastically reduced and the particular type of waste we are focussed on in this blog is furniture.
Furniture waste is rising alarmingly worldwide, but to understand the problem and potential solutions, we must break down the data. Let's examine the statistics on furniture waste, primarily in Australia, and draw comparisons with the United States.