According to RENTCafé’s January Rent Report, the average cost of rent in the United States reached $1,463 after a 3% annual increase. Rent costs are expected to continue their upward trend, as the number of U.S. renters continues to rise. 157% more Americans who make more than $150k per year have been renting, citing a…
With millions of doses already out and many more on the way, the news regarding such efficacious COVID-19 vaccines has been prompting hope in many Americans for a return to some of the world we knew before 2020. The 2021 real estate market stands to benefit from a surge in consumer confidence that will manifest…
There are numerous reasons why out-of-state folks want to pack their belongings in a UHaul and move to the Greater Phoenix area. The idea of being in a new state can fill you with hope that the move is exactly what you need at this point in your life. However, before getting lofty ideas that…
Article written and provided by our friend, Maddi Arcurio The global pandemic may have put our lives on hold, but there are some things that just cannot be stopped, and moving is one of those things. Whether it’s to relocate for a new job, find a state where your money goes a bit further, or…
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Phoenix, Arizona recently became the fifth largest city in the United States, joining the ranks of some huge metropolises like Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City. All of these cities are known for many things, but the one they may have most in common is their crazy traffic. However, Phoenix isn’t known for that at all. What’s the difference between the ways the cities were designed? What makes Phoenix stand out?
If you’ve been in Arizona for any time at all, you may have heard of the desert phenomenon called dust-storms, or ‘haboobs.’
Updater, the nation’s leading ReloTech™ platform, today announced its second annual ranking of the top fifteen cities Americans moved to in 2018.