Malta Development Blog

Whether it’s purchasing a home for very first time or moving from an older home into a brand new one, becoming a homeowner can be an exciting and fulfilling experience.

No matter how many cabinets are in the kitchen or buffets in the dining room, there are always pieces that you don't use often and would like to store away for a while. Your breakables – dishes and glasses – require special care when packing them for storage.

Robert Heinlein once said, “Anyone who considers protocol unimportant has never dealt with a cat.”

After moving to a new home, that first trip to the grocery store can be a real eye opener. You may have had to discard most of the liquid items in your pantry since moving companies do not allow these in your packing boxes. You may have dumped many of your old spices and miscellaneous jars of out-of-date foodstuffs hidden in the back of your pantry and fridge before the move. So, now you need to recreate a pantry stocked with the essentials you must have to put together nutritious family meals in your new home.

Moving to a Smaller Home Made Easy

The holidays can be a stressful time of year. Add just having moved into a new home into the mix and things may feel a bit over your head.

Moving with cats can stir up a whirlwind of emotions, not only for us but also for our four legged companions.  Changing locales is an exciting and thrilling time for us humans, but cats can experience fear, anxiety, and even anger when forced to adapt to a new environment.