Moving

Moving is one of life’s top stressors, and for good reason. Adopting a systematic approach can help to reduce stress and save time.

While many people love to seek out coastal towns that dish up close-knit communities not too far from city centres, there’s also something less tangible about the enduring appeal of a waterside retreat.

If there’s anything we have COVID to thank for, it’s the closer consideration of how and where we live. For many, the answer is a lifestyle change away from the hustle and bustle.

From snooping through wardrobes to taking toilet breaks, there are plenty of unwritten rules buyers might be breaking when inspecting homes.

Plenty of people book a holiday stay to test-run a destination they aspire to move to, but how foolproof is this method for scoping a new spot?

Apparently your place should not look like you live in it and should feel as though you never did. Although, how practical is this exactly?

In this episode of Property Unpacked, journalist Sarah Berry shares her tree and sea change experience, as we discuss: could the novelty of rural life wear thin on those who have made the switch from the city?

Uprooting your life can be daunting, but one way to ease the transition is to connect online with others living in your area.

Whether you're a treechanger escaping the rat race or an investor seeking growth, here's where to look for a home to buy and how to make the move.

The McLennans had had enough of Brisbane's relentless heat and city living in general, so they sold up and moved to a rural idyll in Tasmania, where they get all four seasons and a glorious pace of life.