Halifax Relocation Services
Considering moving to Halifax?
We fully understand how scary, stressful, and overwhelming it can be to relocate. As a bespoke Halifax destination service provider, we specialize in supporting individuals and organizations as you navigate this journey. With our expertise and resources, we can guide you through every step of the relocation process and ensure that you settle into your new city with ease.
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Providing important check lists and information before your move to Halifax.
Recommending the best neighbourhoods in Halifax for temporary housing.
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Navigating the rental housing market without a Canadian credit history
Assistance with school registration, government documentation, Nova Scotia healthcare, household goods, and more.
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Finding local activities for all members of your family.
Getting to know your lifestyle to offer the best recommendations.
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Personal support before, during, and after your move.
Connections with newcomer-friendly banks, insurance providers, and local services.
Ongoing resources about moving to Halifax and living in Halifax.
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Our Halifax relocation services have been thoughtfully curated to be accessible and affordable to every client – wherever you’re moving from, and whomever you’re moving with. We’ll personalize your services for what you need, and support you by managing the critical aspects of your move.
Whether you’re an employee, individual, or a family deciding if this is the right move for you, in the process of planning your relocation here, or a company keen to “wow” your candidate upon their visit to Halifax, let New Roots Relocation be your experts on the ground, ensuring that your first impression of this city is exceptional.
Ready to embark on your journey to Halifax?
Let us be your trusted guide, starting with a short consultation to help us understand your unique relocation needs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Halifax, Nova Scotia
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Living in Halifax is generally more affordable than in larger Canadian cities like Toronto or Vancouver, but costs can still be significant. Housing prices and rent have been rising due to increased demand, making it one of the pricier cities in Atlantic Canada. While daily expenses such as groceries and transportation are moderate, some services and goods may cost more due to Halifax's regional location. Overall, Halifax offers a relatively balanced cost of living, especially when compared to major urban centers, but housing affordability is becoming a growing concern.
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Living in Halifax offers pros like a strong sense of community, affordable housing compared to larger cities, beautiful coastal scenery, and a rich cultural scene with festivals and historical sites. However, cons include long winters, limited public transportation options, and a smaller job market compared to bigger cities. Halifax balances a laid-back lifestyle with the amenities of urban living, but some may find the pace and climate challenging.
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The most common jobs in Halifax span public administration, healthcare, education, IT, retail, hospitality, finance, insurance, and construction. As Nova Scotia's capital, Halifax offers abundant opportunities in government roles, healthcare facilities, universities, and a growing tech industry, alongside positions in retail, tourism, finance, and construction due to ongoing urban development.
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