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We are local here in Tigard @ 8060 SW Pfaffle St. Suite 200 Tigard, OR 97223
Hi, we’re Colonial Van and Storage. After decades of moves across this great country, we understand what matters most when choosing a new place to call home. From tight-knit small towns to bustling waterfront cities and sprawling urban centers, we’ve seen it all—including right here in Tigard, Oregon.
If you’re considering Tigard, you want more than just a place to live—you want the right neighborhood, lifestyle, and a stress-free move to get you there. That’s why we’ve put together 12 big reasons why this could be your perfect destination—and 8 things you’ll want to think about before packing up. With the right plan and the right movers, your transition can be smooth, efficient, and exactly what you expect.
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I’ll start with some quick stats and an overview:
Some people I know rave about this place, others say it’s on the upswing or going through changes. Check out these migration details:
You might wonder why people choose to move here, I’d say generally because it features a suburban lifestyle with good schools attracting families
This and any cities local population can be a real melting pot—or sometimes it’s more homogeneous, depending on the area. Ask yourself: would you enjoy a bustling community with diverse backgrounds, or do you prefer a quieter, tight-knit vibe?
If the cost-of-living index is low, you might find a place without selling your kidney. If it’s high, well, you’ll need to budget carefully. Some income earners thrive in pricey markets, others prefer less financially stressful areas.
Maybe you’re a go-getter in finance, tech, or healthcare. Or you’d rather open a mom-and-pop shop. Either way, it’s worth checking if the local industries align with your skill set—or if you’re game to try something new.
Is a 15-minute commute your dream, or is 45 minutes stuck on the freeway a dealbreaker? If you can handle traffic or love public transit, this might be perfect. If not, brace yourself with a killer podcast lineup.
Do you live for sunny skies? Or maybe you can’t stand humidity. Some relish snowy winters; others run south at the first snowflake. And if hurricanes, tornadoes, or earthquakes are part of the package, put all that into your consideration matrix.
If you’ve got kids—or you’re looking to further your own education—solid school ratings and local colleges can be a huge perk. If not, hey, a good library have more gems that you didn’t know existed, check it out.
Medical facilities could be important to you and who knows it could be related to the crime stats. Again some stats that are worth considering.
Some of us freak out if water tastes off, others don’t mind. Gym buffs will appreciate a cheap membership; others prefer running outside for free. Check if these monthly costs fit inside your realistic lifestyle.
If you love a lively social calendar—fairs, concerts, maybe the odd chili cook-off—this is your jam. If crowds make you itch, you might only show up for the funnel cakes.
Whether you’re a foodie wanting fancy cuisine or a sports nut who can’t miss the local team’s home game, see if your interests line up with what the city offers.
Love fresh air? A city investing in parks and markets can be a sanity-saver. If you prefer the indoors, maybe it’s less of a draw—but I still say fresh produce is never a bad thing.
Neighborhood pace can range from laid-back suburbs to frantic downtown vibes. If you need a quick getaway, big neighboring cities can scratch that itch for a weekend change of scene.
No place is perfect. I rate these as important based on your location and type of work you do. They might not be negatives or positives for everyone.
If you’re in (or nearing) retirement, see if the city provides property tax breaks or comfy 55+ communities. Some places cater heavily to seniors, others less so.
If Tigard, Oregon ir your next home or you are packing up, Let Allied Van Lines Help
As someone who’s hauled half his life across state lines more times than I can recall, let me say that Allied Van Lines simplifies the process. From big bulky couches to fragile antiques, they’ve got you covered.
A quick quote or phone call might be all you need to turn your daydream into reality. If you see me around Tigard, Oregon, say hi—I’m the guy who once moved with nothing but a backpack and a guitar. Good luck on your new adventure!
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