‘State of Moving’ Survey Unpacks Relocation Frustrations
- Moving has become more difficult due to economic pressures and a dislike of packing, according to a survey by Duck brand.
- More than two-thirds of Americans prefer activities like serving on a jury over packing, with 20% choosing jury duty, 14% opting for a root canal, and 9% willing to shave their head, as highlighted in the Duck brand survey.
- Nearly 80% of Americans reconsider moving due to economic concerns, with over 40% adjusting their plans because of higher housing costs and inflation, according to the Duck brand survey.
- Almost 90% of Americans are willing to help friends move for pizza, highlighting a willingness to assist despite moving frustrations, per the Duck brand survey.
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‘State of Moving’ Survey Unpacks Relocation Frustrations
(StatePoint) Moving today is harder than ever—and not just because the couch won’t fit through the door—economic pressures, tighter budgets and a widespread disdain for packing are casting a shadow over the task.
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