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The global COVID-19 pandemic has affected nearly every industry worldwide. Every industry is adapting to life during a pandemic and real estate is no different. However, even during these difficult times, real estate companies are still able to complete sales and lease deals. A lot of things may have been canceled, but not people’s need for a new home. Let’s take a look at how things changed for Orlando’s real estate market these past months.

A Health Crisis, Not a Housing Crisis

The pandemic may have slowed things down a bit, but the real estate industry is not dead, real estate experts say. Even during the lockdown, real estate professionals could still sell or lease out units because most of the tours could be done virtually. We live in a digital era where (nearly) everything is attainable by a simple touch of a button. It also helped that the pandemic has not affected home prices.

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Let’s face it, COVID-19 has turned the world on its head. Lockdown has led to a number of restrictions, mainly concerning how we come into contact with other people. This has affected pretty much every business and the real estate sector is no different.

But don’t despair! It is still possible to sell your house. In fact, with everyone sat at home twiddling their thumbs, people are looking for change of scenery. What’s more, as less people are taking the risk travelling abroad on expensive holidays, right now some people are looking for other ways to spend their savings.

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Relocating for anybody no matter who you are, is a challenge. However, relocating as a single parent is even more challenge. You are expected to think about everything. That includes making sure the kids pack all that they need during and after the move.

What are the tops things you should bear in mind before you start packing up your current home?

Getting Organized and Planning Ahead

Most importantly, you need to get organized and plan ahead. As a professional moving and relocation company, we tell all our clients to start making lists. Working from a list makes it much easier to make sure you pack everything you need to make life comfortable in your new home. This is especially important if you are moving from one state to another.

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Planning on moving to Orlando, Florida? How exciting! Also known as the “Theme Park Capital of the World,” it’s here that you’ll find the ICON Orlando, Walt Disney World, Sea World, and Universal Studios. But as Florida’s largest city, there’s a lot more to this fun city than just theme parks. Here’s what you need to know about sunny Orlando before packing your bags and relocating.

Basic Facts about Orlando Population

The Orlando metropolitan area has a population of over 280,000 and a median age of residents of about 34. Its population is on the rise, with more and more people making it their home each year. The city is also renowned for its diversity. People from all over the world move to Orlando, making the city a culturally rich place where you can find food, music, and entertainment from a wide range of cultures worldwide.

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One of the few benefits of 2020 and the Coronavirus pandemic is the low interest mortgage rates. An unprecedented year for many reasons, mortgage rates across the country have hit historic lows not once, not twice, but eight times this year. They are expected to drop even more as we head into the fourth quarter. Arguably both a seller’s and buyer’s market, 2020 is the perfect time to move.

Even with several reasons to move, Coronavirus may still be a deterrent for some. However, with these expert suggestions, it is possible to take advantage of the real estate market and stay safe at the same time.

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