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No doubt about it, moving into a new city is a life-changing decision that feels both exciting and scary. There are lots of things we need to bare in mind, such as rent, the cost of living, the liveableness of the city, the type of area you want to live in, the community, and the neighborhood.

Whether you're sharing a dorm room or your first apartment with a roommate, it's hard to discover all his quirks before you live together. If you end up with a roommate who likes to party and who dominates your home with loud music, flowing drinks and plenty of friends, it can be difficult to app...

Apart from the essential items you need for your new home, here are some ideas to consider to make sure your moving-out experience is as enjoyable and comfortable as possible:

Moving out for the first time comes with substantial financial responsibilities. If you want a...

The moving process can often be filled with a lot of emotions — excitement to make your new space yours, but perhaps even sadness to leave what you’re already familiar with. And when you’re moving with roommates, there’s an extra layer of planning needed to ensure you’re on the same...

Roommate living or co-living is a common part of adulthood, and unfortunately, it's also common to have a bad roommate. Whether your roommate is loud, messy, smelly, or doesn't pay the rent, sometimes it just doesn't work out. If you love your apartment but hate your roommate, start by having an...

It’s a good idea to brainstorm about what you can offer a potential roommate before you write an ad. This can help you more easily write the ad text and attach photographs that will attract quality roommates.

• Some examples of what you mig...

Is your roommate's girlfriend/boyfriend over so often it feels like you have a third roommate? Having someone else in your space can be annoying, especially when they’re not paying rent. Fortunately, by talking to your roommate you can set clear boundaries and work on a solution. Read through thi...

It seems like no two roommates have exactly the same sets of standards when it comes to maintaining the cleanliness of their common areas. If you're frustrated with your roommate's mess, talk to them about it. Keep your discussions solution-oriented, and make sure you're leading by example. Toget...