What is the estimated cost to move cross country (San Francisco to NYC)?
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I am considering a move from SF to NYC next year, and am trying to plan ahead in terms of expenses and budgeting. If I were to hire a moving company to move the contents of my apartment, I would be moving a studio's worth of furniture and boxes. Has anyone made this move before, and if so, what did it cost you? I'm wondering if it would be a better idea to leave the furniture here (all secondhand or ikea anyway) and craigslist up a new batch once I get there. Any stories to share?
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Answer:
Call two or more moving companies. They will give you free estimates. This will give you the exact costs. A cross country move is NOT cheap. Consider renting a U-Haul truck and moving yourself.
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