by Great Moving (Kevin) | Sep 11, 2024 | Neighborhood Spotlights
Besides a handful of neighborhoods in Brooklyn, many people who visited NYC in the late 80s and 90s wouldn’t venture to the borough because it was deemed unsafe. Nowadays, Brooklyn has become the most popular borough for young professionals to move to and as such many...
by Great Moving (Kevin) | Aug 29, 2024 | Neighborhood Spotlights
Are you considering a move to Brooklyn? As one the most popular and populated NYC boroughs, finding an apartment at an affordable rate might seem impossible. Luckily, Brooklyn is large and there are plenty of neighborhoods that are both safe with reasonable rents. Of...
by Great Moving (Kevin) | Aug 14, 2024 | Neighborhood Spotlights
Since the early 2000s, Brooklyn has transformed into one of the trendiest and most sought-after boroughs in NYC. And while much of Brooklyn has become safer, Brooklyn itself is quite large and diverse with safety varying between different neighborhoods. Whether you’re...
by Great Moving (Kevin) | Aug 6, 2024 | Neighborhood Spotlights
Compared to the rest of NYC, the Bronx is the cheapest area to live. You can easily find one (or two if you’re lucky) bedroom in the Bronx for under $2,000. Living in the Bronx means you have easy access to Manhattan thanks to multiple subway lines running through the...
by Great Moving (Kevin) | Jul 15, 2024 | General, Moving Tips, Neighborhood Spotlights
Many people are hesitant to move to the Bronx because of the stereotype that it is full of unfriendly people, high crime, and unkempt streets and apartments. Even for NYC residents, moving to the Bronx can often be a last resort. And while there are a few dangerous...
by Great Moving (Kevin) | Jan 1, 2024 | General, Local Services and Resources, Moving Tips, Neighborhood Spotlights
Whether you are moving to NYC from a different state or a new borough, it is not a simple process. While around 5.3 percent of the population might have moved out of the city between 2020 to 2022, the city’s population has continued to grow, though at a slower pace...
