Moving to a new suburb can be challenging and thrilling at the same time. You may be ecstatic at the new place but most people find themselves a little unsettled. Discomfort is natural when you move to a new home and area. Everything changes and the moment we get out of our comfort zone the conveniences no longer exist. However, there is a different kind of challenge that you may have to deal with when you move to a new suburb.
Most families and even unmarried couples or singles look for amenities located near the neighbourhood they move to. From schools to parks, cafes to convenience stores, healthcare facilities to public transport, these are the basic necessities that people focus on and rightly so. I
You will find neighbourhoods where people mingle all the time, spend time together, do things collectively and share their lives in more ways than just coming together during festivities. When you take this away, it can be quite trying for anyone. There are families living in condos who don’t know their neighbours and really have no clue if they can be friendly with any of the residents in the building. Likewise, not everyone in the suburb gets to befriend as many living in the community as one would want. Whether or not there is a backyard where you can be and overlook the fence to greet your neighbour, there has to be a community that will bring everyone together.
It does matter if you can relate to what is going around in your neighbourhood. Rest assured! You will settle in and find familiarity in your new suburb. Our top tip – Ask your real estate agent for some local hotspots to meet other people. Also, be sure to check out if your local council’s website to be in the know of local events and activities!
