Moving This Summer? It May Cost You More to Do So

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While you and your family are busy getting ready for your new home, you maybe forgetting one very important factor. Moving. Some home buyers forget to budget for moving cost which has gone up significantly in some areas.

According to HireAHelper, the average moving cost is expected to peak at $454 this year before heading down. While total moving costs did reached an all time high in 2022 and have remain above the $400 mark, moving cost have continue to increase so far this year.

If you are planning on moving before the summer is over, you should expect to pay more, in part because more than half of all moves occur during the summer months. While it does cost more to move in some areas, like Cypress, where moving cost have increased 39% in Katy, cost went down 15%.  Make sure to factor in distance, packing and how much stuff you will be moving into your moving cost. Call or search at least 3 companies  to collect estimates before making a decision.

If it matters to you, it matters to us. We are always looking out for your best interest. As always, thank you so much for stopping by, and remember, if you are thinking of purchasing your new home, or selling an existing one, please give us a call. We are here to help. We have been helping home buyers and sellers 12 years and counting. Until next time...Diana

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Astor & Eaton Realty
Diana Walton
Real Estate Broker
713.208.8013
Write to Diana Walton at homes@astoreaton.com
https://www.har.com/dianawalton

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