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How to Make Your Move into a New Neighborhood Easier

You’ve survived the stress of moving into a new house. And little by little, you have unpacked your boxes to make this personal space all your own. That’s truly a wonderful thing. But transferring your life to a new location isn’t just about the home itself. You also have to get to know an entirely new neighborhood. This process can be intimidating, though, especially if you felt very much at ease in your former community.

The good news is that learning the ins and outs of an area isn’t as hard as you might think. In fact, it’s a wonderful adventure, giving you a chance to discover the fantastic qualities of a neighborhood you may never have known before. As you begin to experience your new environment, there are some key steps you can take to adjust to this community without getting overwhelmed.

Check Out the Local Newspaper

Wherever you live in Summit County, you can get important information from our local newspaper. The Summit Daily is a valuable publication because it gives you the scoop on what’s happening in your new community. You’ll also find out other important information such as different landmarks, including nearby retail stores and restaurants.

Get Acquainted with Maps and Guidebooks

To get a complete overview of your new neighborhood, a map is probably your most essential tool. Whether you want to know where to find the nearest hospital or you’re looking to tour the local library, a map has all the answers.

The Summit Stage bus schedule provides a nice overview of the area. You can check out the many different routes our bus system takes to get a better idea of your new community. It’s a great resource.

Additionally, tourist guidebooks have tons of important tidbits. Browse through Fodor’s fact-packed page on Summit County. It offers wonderful info on different sights, featured areas you can explore and even places to shop. Frommer’s also has a special page on Summit County, including an interactive map.

Be Involved

One of the best ways to become acclimated to a new area is by getting involved. And there are lots of ways you can accomplish this in Summit County. If you enjoy volunteering your time at worthy events, our community offers plenty of wonderful opportunities where you can make a difference.

Think about adopting a section of one of our natural trails to help maintain its beauty. Or, if you feel a special closeness to cats or dogs, the Summit County Animal Shelter is always looking for compassionate volunteers. The fact is that there are numerous opportunities to dedicate your time to meaningful causes all over Summit County and make good friends in the process.

Becoming active connects you to your neighborhood and to the people who share this little corner of the world with you. So use your hobbies and interests to help introduce yourself to other members of your new community. You’ll see that this approach will really pay off.

Enjoy the Process

There’s no question that moving is filled with lots of anxiety. It’s always stressful to uproot your whole life and go to a different location. But moving can also be a very positive, uplifting experience. It’s a new chapter, offering fresh possibilities for the future.

So take the time to enjoy the process of figuring out the area as you get comfortable in your new home. Every day will be an exciting discovery. And over time you will begin to piece together the fabric of your unique neighborhood. Welcome home!

If you have any questions about how to make yourself feel more at home in Summit County or if you would like to discuss one of our listings, feel free to contact us at any time. You can fill out the Kelli Sells Team Information Request Form or call us at your convenience. We value your time and always make sure to respond right away.


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