PODS Moving and Storage Blog

Whether it's the lure of peaceful mornings or the excitement of available water-based activities, retiring on a lake provides an unmatched lifestyle. So, naturally, it’s easy to see why you would be interested in spending those golden years by the water. But what are the best lakes to retire on? Here are our top picks, along with details about their unique advantages and the vibrant lifestyles they offer.

Moving is overwhelming under the best of circumstances. Add some distance to the move and you’re adding even more stress. Want to know how to move out of state and manage to keep your cool and keep things moving at the same time? Take advantage of this moving-out-of-state checklist.

Kansas City is a vibrant city with a strong artistic flair. It’s become a more popular place to call home in recent years and has even managed to fit into the rankings of the “Best Places to Live” list by U.S. News & World Report. From outdoor activities to art museums, there’s always something fun to do in Kansas City. Here’s our list of the best Kansas City neighborhoods and what each one has to offer.

Although South Carolina garners its nickname of “The Palmetto State” from its famous Sabal Palmetto tree that lines nearly 200 miles of coastline, the state has so much more to love than just its trees and beaches. One perk in particular? It’s a wonderful place to retire! Here’s what you need to know before taking the leap.

In addition to being one of the oldest major cities in the U.S., Richmond also boasts a thriving arts scene and plenty of dining options to choose from. Not to mention it’s also the fastest-growing region in the state, offering other great perks as a result, like an affordable cost of living. If moving there seems like a no-brainer to you, check out these 12 neighborhoods in Richmond, VA, that score the top spots on our list of faves.