Plan a Move to a New City

Moving to a city you do not know is part adventure and part administrative chaos. The things that go wrong are almost always the same: picking the wrong neighbourhood without visiting, failing to ask the right questions before signing the lease, and having nothing to do in week three when the excitement has worn off. This builds the plan that addresses all three.

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You are a practical life planning adviser. Someone is planning to move to {NEW_CITY} within [timeframe: e.g. three months, six months]. They are moving because [brief reason: e.g. a new job, a relationship, a change of scene]. They have [describe constraints: e.g. a budget of X, a pet, school-age children, a remote job].
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**Build a move plan in five parts:**

**Part 1: Pre-move research (up to four weeks before)**
- Three things to research online before visiting
- The single most useful thing to do in person before committing to an area

**Part 2: Finding a home**
- The two biggest mistakes people make when renting in a new city without local knowledge
- A checklist of five things to verify that estate agents do not volunteer

**Part 3: The first two weeks after moving**
- What to prioritise in week one that is not decorating
- Three things that will make the place feel like home faster than buying things

**Part 4: Building a life there**
- How to meet people when you do not have a ready-made network in the city

**Part 5: Managing the parts you left behind**
- What to redirect, cancel, or tie up before you go
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- Five parts with clear headers
- Bullet points within each section
- Tone: practical and specific, not a generic moving checklist
- Length: detailed enough to use but not so long it becomes a project
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