Price

60 Walter Havill Drive

2 2

Nova Scotia

Are you an executive coming to Halifax on contract? I believe that you will find this to be quite appealing. This is a fabulous 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo unit with

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$2,200

94 Bedros Lane

2 2

Nova Scotia

Fabulous Bedford Basin views from this 6th floor penthouse condo. Upscale living at it’s best. Open concept combination living and dining area. Relax on the balcony

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$2,000

1173 B Tower Road

1 1

Nova Scotia

Fully furnished 1 bedroom upper condo flat located within a 5 minute walk to Spring Garden Road. Perfect for someone coming to Halifax for a work term or school.

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$1,750

1548 Carlton Street

Nova Scotia

This huge 1600 sq ft flat is located in the perfect location for anyone who walks in our fair city. Minutes to Dal, Hospitals, the Gardens, shops and restaurants.

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$1,750 + Utilities

1166 Tower Road

7 4.5

Nova Scotia

Fabulous Victorian home with charm, original woodwork, mouldings, fixtures etc. This is a huge home, with front and rear stairwells. Parking with garage for 2 cars.

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$4,500

1326 Lower Water St.

1 1

Nova Scotia

Great open concept 1 bedroom condo unit with all new engineered hardwood flooring installed throughout. Bright and sunny unit with window coverings included. Stove,

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$1,000 + Utilities

Moving Tips

Always remember: the heavier the item, the smaller the box.
Always stack dishes on their side when packing. Not flat!
Never use printed newsprint to wrap fine china. The black print can be tough on your china.
Always use packing tape. Refrain from using duct tape. It's impossible to get off.
Label all boxes on the top and on the side.
Pack important and sentimental documents separately so that they are easily accessible: Children's health records, passports, family records, insurance information and photo albums are good examples.
Don't throw out your children's favorite things prior to the move. Kids can have a hard time dealing with the change brought on by the move itself.
For larger appliances, check your owner's manuals to ensure if there are special instructions for moving.
When you disassemble furniture and other items, make sure to tape all parts to the main base.
Small boxes are best for books. They can get heavy, very fast.
Wardrobe boxes make closets easier to pack and organize.
Start packing items with less importance such as those you will not need to access immediately.
Moving companies can't transport hazardous materials such as gasoline, bottled gases and other flammables, ammunition and explosives. It's the law.
Try and avoid mixing items from different rooms in the same box; it can be confusing.
The last things on the truck are usually the essential items you will need right away. Make sure they're last.
Always pack and unpack breakables on top of a padded surface.
Always tape boxes shut for safety and security.
Clean out closets, the attic and the basement as soon as you've made the decision to move.
Make a "survival closet" of things you'll need for the last cleanup before you move out – broom, dust cloth, dust pan and mop.
Remember to get plenty of snacks and refreshments for move day.
Schedule times one week prior to the move to ensure the cable, phone and utilities are disconnected and your final meter readings are taken.
Mail in your change of address forms one week before you move.
The day before your move, make sure to defrost the fridge and leave the door ajar.

Rentals and Property Management in Halifax, Nova Scotia

Price

60 Walter Havill Drive

94 Bedros Lane

1173 B Tower Road

1548 Carlton Street

1166 Tower Road

1326 Lower Water St.

Moving Tips