While we all continue to make smart decisions on who to see and where to go to avoid unnecessary contact with people during the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are still in the position of tackling a move during this time. Moves are inherently stressful, and more so during this unprecedented time. Here are our tips below for ways you can minimize your stress.
While the team at Fini Concierge has lots of experience moving clients from home to another, something else we are experts at is getting your home ready to put on the market. It’s not just a matter of sticking a for sale sign in the front yard … unfortunately. Download our checklist of things to do before you list your home for sale. Continue reading
While many things have been cancelled because of the COVID-19 crisis, it turns out that the real estate market for buying and selling a home has not. We reached out to one of our favorite agents – Allison Blank of COMPASS – for tips on how to buy or sell a home during the pandemic.
September 1st may not mean much to people outside of Boston. To Boston residents and students, September 1st may cause flashes of overflowing dumpsters, double parked cars, inflated moving service rates, “Allston Christmas,” and other possibly stressful experiences. Students moving in Boston isn’t easy- and often people recommend to avoid the 1st all together. But that’s not possible for many people in the city- especially students.
While you’re trying to balance the start of a new semester, adding a move into the mix may mean you are forced to miss an important class, work, or opportunity. You also don’t need the added stress. We’ve got a solution for students moving in Boston. Continue reading
In your top five list of things you don’t look forward to during a move, packing is always one of them. It’s a daunting task and one that many put off until the last minute. Here are a few stress-free packing tips for your upcoming move:
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The great thing about Boston is that no one neighborhood is just like the other. When moving to the city, it can be easy to recognize areas such as Beacon Hill and the Back Bay. But we’re here to tell you about three of Boston’s up and coming neighborhoods that are worth looking into for your next home. Continue reading