People always say ‘nothing is constant except change' and moving is one of these changes. Therefore, we should accept it and look at it as a new chapter in our lives. Moving can be an exciting experience, but it can also be stressful. If you are moving to an entirely new area where you know no one, it can even be harder.
Choosing the right neighborhood
The first thing that you need to do is list the things that you are looking for a neighborhood. Do you want it to be urban, suburban or rural? Do you want the location to be accessible to supermarkets, restaurants and shopping malls? After listing down these things, you can start searching for areas that fit your requirements. You can browse the Web for the neighborhood's statistics and data.
Making a Budget for the Move
Once you found the right neighborhood, prepare for the move. Set a budget for hiring professional movers. You can scout around for quotes to know what fees various movers may charge. If you prefer to do the moving on your own, ask help from friends and families. 
While packing up for the move, you may find so many items that you don't need in your new home. Discard unnecessary items by selling them in a yard sale. Use the money to buy new furniture in your new home.  If you don't have much time and energy to do a yard sale, donate items to local charities or give them away to friends.
Before you pack up, it is important for your family to be prepared physically, emotionally and mentally. Help your spouse and your children understand the concept of leaving an old home and going to a new one.  Each family member should be prepared to bid their old neighborhood goodbye.