Alex Keight

If you’re thinking of moving to Portland, OR — or just looking to find your new home in the Rose City, you can jumpstart your search with his guide to some of the best Portland neighborhoods. Whether you want walkability, a small community feel, access to city amenities, great public schools, or you just don’t want to break the bank, read on to find the best Portland neighborhood for you.

Whether you’re moving on a tight turnaround across the country or have the luxury of time to plan a move across town, relocating your residence can cost a pretty penny. That’s where moving loans can help. Our guide is here to teach you everything you need to know.

Also known as “Charm City,” Baltimore’s assets run a lot deeper than just Inner Harbor views and Old-Bay-steamed blue crabs. Find out why this coastal Maryland city is a popular home base for D.C. commuters, young professionals, and folks looking for big-city amenities with more affordable housing prices.

Find out if living in Detroit is for you. Weigh the pros and cons — from more affordable homes, tons of fixer-uppers, and strong community spirit to struggling public schools, a high crime rate, and winters that seem like they could last forever.

Between the pandemic shake-up, changing work policies, economic factors, and natural disasters, the last half-decade has given the moving industry a run for its money. As a result, our annual PODS moving trends lists have seen their fair share of cities make reliable reappearances, surprising disappearances, or complete 180s. But the question still remains: Where are people moving to in 2025? Here’s an overview of this year’s moving trends takeaways to give you a taste of what our latest PODS customer data uncovered.