PODS Moving and Storage Blog

Packing up your entire life into boxes, loading it into a truck or moving container, and then reverse-engineering the whole process at your new home is daunting. And as you can imagine, the more stuff you have, the more stuff you have to move. Luckily, there’s a solution to the problem of too much stuff — a moving sale!

Aside from outstanding educational institutions, the city of Houston is home to a plethora of outdoor recreation and family-friendly activities — not to mention job opportunities and so much more. It’s, without a doubt, an ideal place for families to put down roots. So whether you’re just starting out with a newborn baby or your kids are already walking themselves to school, let our guide to the best neighborhoods in Houston for families help you find the perfect place to call home.

Philadelphia — or “Philly” — is not just an attractive place for tourists; it also boasts plenty of lovely areas that are perfect for families. In fact, some of the perks that stand out about the best neighborhoods in Philadelphia for families include plenty of diversity, an affordable cost of living, and numerous family-friendly activities. But which neighborhoods are the best neighborhoods in Philadelphia for families? Check out our top choices (along with a few standout suburbs).

If you’re considering a cross-country move or are in the process of getting moving quotes, you may face sticker shock. The process is expensive — especially if you go with a full-service moving company. Thankfully, there are many ways to cut costs, whether it’s getting help from family and friends, driving a rental truck, or using container storage to keep costs affordable. Our guide is here to walk you through it all.

Whether you’re looking to land a new job on the booming “Third Coast,” you want to enjoy a lower cost of living with no income tax, or you just want your family to live in a safe suburb with top-notch schools, moving to Houston is a great idea. Ready to learn more about what it’s like in Houston, Texas? Hold on to your hat!