Move-in-ready apartments are most commonly characterized as apartments immediately ready for a renter. Depending on the apartment, this definition can slightly change. A move-in-ready apartment will typically be furnished, have appliances and their functionalities already checked and ready and be available to be occupied at a sooner date.
Before choosing a furnished apartment, make sure they help you achieve the optimal moving and living experience. We'll show you nine reasons you might be a good candidate for the move-in-ready setup.
Whether relocating for work, needing to move for family or finding a new apartment because a current lease is ending, having a short timeline for moving can be stressful. Move-in-ready apartments shorten this timeline by eliminating the hassle of moving furniture and some pre-apartment checks. Move-in-ready apartments are also available faster and renters don't have to wait months to move in or begin their lease.
Move-in-ready apartments can feel like you're taking care of everything in one document with the price and terms including things such as furniture. The price will include furniture which can be helpful for those with a defined budget. One price including the apartment, furniture and appliances can feel very all-in-one.
There can be a lot of reasons a renter would be interested in a furnished apartment. Designing an apartment and selecting furniture can be a lot to take on. With the furniture already in the space, there is less to move in and less to curate in the space. There are even ways to still make the furnished apartment feel like it's your own.
Designing a space, for some, is an exciting task to take on. For others, it feels overwhelming making creative decisions on a blank canvas (an empty apartment). The beauty of move-in-ready apartments is that they alleviate the stress that furnishing decisions can bring for some. Not to mention, hiring movers will likely be unnecessary with large furniture already being in the apartment.
Renting for the first time requires attention to detail and helpful tools and resources. Even then, first-time renting can feel daunting. A move-in-ready apartment may take some potential stressors, like buying furniture or waiting for a move-in date, off a first-time renter's shoulders.
Along with not wanting to think about decorating, you may be unsure of the style you want to curate in your living space. Move-in-ready apartments let you commit to a space while not committing to furniture or a certain design style.
A move-in-ready apartment tends to have a quicker timeline with move-in dates, making it a great option for someone who only needs to consider their own timeline and not a roommate. Also, with a furnished apartment, you won't have to split or worry about compromising on furniture with a roommate.
A need for a short-term lease sometimes matches up with the need for a move-in-ready apartment. For example, you may need to move somewhere but aren't sure how long you'll be there. You may need to move quickly but only for a short period of time.
Moving costs can really add up. Especially when considering how far you're moving and what you're taking with you. A furnished, move-in-ready apartment often doesn't require things such as large moving vans or movers.
Deciding on what apartment is right for you is a big choice. It's important to consider all the factors listed when determining the space you're looking to rent. If move-in-ready feels like the right apartment for you, make sure to consult the apartment's leasing consultant to determine what is included in their move-in-ready apartments. Find your next place here!
Wesley is a Charlotte-based writer with a degree in Mass Communication from the University of South Carolina. Her background includes 6 years in non-profit communication and 4 years in editorial writing. She's passionate about traveling, volunteering, cooking and drinking her morning iced coffee. When she's not writing, you can find her relaxing with family or exploring Charlotte with her friends.