by Great Moving (Kevin) | Feb 1, 2022 | General, Moving Tips, Neighborhood Spotlights
Living in Queens or Brooklyn used to be reserved for people who didn’t have the money to live in Manhattan. Nowadays, it’s almost the preferred option as these areas are often less-rushed, quieter, offer more space, and have just as many amenities as Manhattan. If...by Great Moving (Kevin) | Jan 20, 2022 | General
There are few real estate markets as competitive as New York City. Anyone who has done basic research will know that regardless of what borough you look in, you’ll be paying a pretty penny regardless of whether you rent or buy an apartment. While COVID-19 temporarily...by Great Moving (Kevin) | Jan 20, 2022 | General, Moving Tips, Neighborhood Spotlights
Most New Yorkers won’t consider moving to a neighborhood without easy access to at least one subway line. However, for residents of Red Hook, it’s part of the appeal and gives the neighborhoods its unique feel and character. While more people are visiting Red Hook...by Great Moving (Kevin) | Nov 16, 2021 | General
One of the biggest hassles and costs during moving is lugging your old furniture to your new place, especially when you live in NYC. In many cases, it might not even make sense to bring any large furniture because it might not even fit through the door of your new...by Great Moving (Kevin) | Nov 5, 2021 | General, Moving Tips, Neighborhood Spotlights
If you’ve lived in New York City for any amount of time you probably already know there’s more to the city than just Manhattan. In total, there are five boroughs (Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, Manhattan, and Staten Island), with each bringing its unique flavor....by Great Moving (Kevin) | Sep 12, 2021 | General, Moving Tips, Neighborhood Spotlights
Brooklyn is the most populous borough of NYC with a little over 2.6 million residents. It’s also the second most famous right after Manhattan. Plenty of movies, songs, and books have either been set in or at least referenced this highly popular borough. In fact,...