International Moving Guidelines for First-Timers

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If you're moving to an international country or moving overseas for the first time, the process can be completely foreign to you. Without the right information and tools, you can find yourself lost amongst all of the arrangements that need to be made and all the paperwork that needs to be filled out. Below is an Read More >

A Guide for First Time Movers

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A first move, whether it’s to college, your first job or to your first house, can be a very exciting time. It can also be a time of great frustration and confusion, especially if you’re not quite clear on how to coordinate your international or domestic relocation....

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The Changed Realities of Corporate Relocation: Part One

Tags: , , Posted in Corporate Relocation | March 6th, 2012  No Comments »

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Recent research regarding corporate relocation has shown five new realities that have impacted and will continue to impact corporate decisions regarding relocation. Two main areas of consideration are workforce availability and real estate development.  When it comes to the current workforce, ...

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International Relocation to the Mediterranean

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Europe is going through some difficult economic times in the past few years. Despite this, it remains a popular destination for international relocation. Cities and towns along the Mediterranean Sea in particular are especially popular due to the nice...

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Lifting Heavy Objects during Your Move

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Most household injuries occur when we are unaware of proper safety precautions for certain jobs and activities. Injuries can occur when we are trying to fix electrical, plumbing or structural damage. Injuries can also occur when moving in and out of property due to a lack of knowledge in lifting techniques and proper support of heavy objects. Below...

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Have You Dreamed of Moving to Alaska?

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Everyone who hasn’t been to Alaska probably has their own visions of what the country is like. Some people think of Alaska and only envision a frozen tundra ruled by vicious polar bears with a spattering of igloos and oil spills. Others probably see magnificent glaciers resting between jagged mountaintops, log cabins, grizzly old fishermen and hu...

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Moving Tips for Busy People

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Moving is time consuming, and if you’re busy, there may just not be enough hours in the day to get everything done. Thankfully we live in a modern world where you can pay someone else to do just about anything. Moving for busy people will mostly be about delegating responsibility to third parties: Read More >

Relocating to Mexico

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Mexico doesn’t have the greatest reputation in our modern times. With a rampant drug war ravaging the north and poverty stretching across the countryside, many people have absolutely no desire to move to Mexico. This isn’t true for everyone, however. People emigrate from the U.S. to Mexico every year for a variety of reasons. Some are moving ba...

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From the Rust Belt to the Sun Belt

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Classic American cities like Detroit, Toledo, Buffalo and Cleveland were once the thriving centers of U.S. manufacturing. These cities had a strong middle class, vibrant economic development and a quality of life that was second to none in the entire world. Sadly, these old cities have been ravaged by Read More >

Expediting a Domestic Relocation

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In most moving situations people have the time to carefully plan out and organize their domestic move for months in advance. These are situations in which we move voluntarily with a lot of advanced notice. Some moves, however, are a result of extensive external pressure. This can be due to financial reasons, medical issues, employment or disaster. ...

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