A Washington Post writer explains why job seekers are staying rooted in their communities.

Not even expensive housing can stop the flow of newly-minted graduates.

What would it take for you to leave your current life?

Where do you live? Why do you live there?

The U.S. Census Bureau released a survey detailing the reasons for when people move.

U.S. cities don't come close to the best places for relocating workers.

In her new book, "Fate of the States," Meredith Whitney says the middle of the country will see the most economic opportunity.

Sifting through years of stuff is one of the most difficult parts of moving. A new start-up will empty your house of all its clutter for a minor fee.

The number of adults who are moving back in with their parents is on the rise. Author Katherine Newman discusses how families are affected when the kids move back in.