In normal times, the weeks when spring turns to summer are prime time for people looking for new homes and apartments. And while the coronavirus pandemic is not stopping leases from ending, it is prompting many to reconsider their housing situation.
I am right there with you.
In the coming weeks, I will be relocating from New York City to Kansas City to be better positioned to manage my Crohn’s disease and have support from family. As an immune-suppressed person, I am at particular risk of infections — and even more so now, especially in a dense city.
Moving is complicated. Moving during a pandemic prompts even more logistical questions. That’s why I’m taking your questions about how to safely move to the experts. Whether you’re thinking about moving down the block, across state lines or internationally, I want to hear from you.
Answers to your most frequently asked questions and my own will be included in a future article about how to relocate during a pandemic while staying safe and healthy.
