PODS Moving and Storage Blog

The shine of the pandemic boom cities is wearing off, and many people are fleeing previously popular cities in favor of the next hot spot where the weather is mild, the cost of living is manageable, and the quality of life is satisfying. But where are people moving to in 2024 exactly? We’ve crunched the numbers and analyzed the latest set of PODS customer moving data to find out.

There are plenty of great areas around Columbus, Ohio, that provide less hustle and bustle, more space for the price, and a quieter, slower pace — without sacrificing quality of life. What’s more, these cities, towns, and suburbs are also family-friendly and located close enough to easily commute to the big city when you want. Check out which ones made our top 10!

If you spend each morning sharing a sink, staring at a pink toilet, or climbing into an outdated bathtub, it might be time for a primary bathroom remodel. And, trust us, this home project is definitely worth it. Here’s what to expect, how to prepare, and some top-notch bathroom remodel ideas.

Washington, D.C., may be most popular for its government influence and historical significance, but there’s so much more to the nation’s capital that makes it one of the best cities to reside in the nation. Filled with young professionals, families, and retirees alike, there are plenty of reasons why you may be considering a move there. But just like any city, there are pros and cons of living in Washington, D.C. Here, we’ll take a look at some of these pros and cons to help you decide if a move to D.C. is the right move for you.

There are lots of reasons to live in one of San Jose’s suburbs or nearby cities, including more affordability, larger space, and easier access to exploring the outdoors. Not to mention, if you’re working in San Jose, many nearby cities and suburbs have decent commutes and still offer all the amenities you could ask for. Here are our top choices we think you should check out.