With a country as large as the U.S., there’s no shortage of great cities in which to live. However, some cities’ populations are growing by leaps and bounds. We've compiled a list of the top five moving destinations in the U.S. (based on how many people are moving in as compared to moving out). See if one of these cities is on your radar as a potential new place to live.

Moving is stressful, and sometimes the greatest source of anxiety is wondering if your fragile and breakable items will be safe. Mirrors, wine bottles, picture frames, and stereo equipment are all one careless drop away from a total loss. To make sure your fine china, ceramics, glass, and more stay safe and secure while you move, follow these easy tips.

Moving can be difficult and stressful for all involved, but often it’s for the best. Whether you’re considering moving because new opportunities are calling you, your significant other lives elsewhere, or simply for a change in weather, here are 5 tell-tale signs it’s time to make a move.

Before an out-of-state move, it’s wise to figure out what your living situation will look like in your new city. (It’s also smart to book a Denver mover, as soon as possible, but I digress.) But when it comes to deciding whether to rent or to buy, it’s not always an easy decision to make. However, most experts recommend renting first when you move to a new area. Here are some reasons why renting is a better idea than buying when moving to a new state.

If you’ve just moved to the Denver area, meeting people may seem overwhelming, especially considering Denver is one of the fastest growing cities in the country. So, how do you make new friends? Here are some suggestions on how to meet people in the Mile High City.