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A Beach City with Big-City Culture and Small-Town Charm. Compare 1 moving routes to Long Beach with costs from $800 to $1,400.
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Why Move to Long Beach?
Long Beach enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate moderated by ocean breezes. Summer highs average in the low 80s while winters stay in the mid-60s during the day. The city receives about 13 inches of rain per year and enjoys roughly 280 sunny days.
$785K
Median Home
$1,900
Median Rent (1BR)
153
Cost of Living Index
466K
Population
Top Employers
- •Boeing
- •Long Beach Memorial Medical Center
- •California State University Long Beach
- •City of Long Beach
- •Molina Healthcare
- •Port of Long Beach
Top Attractions
- •Aquarium of the Pacific
- •Queen Mary
- •Shoreline Village
- •Earl Burns Miller Japanese Garden
- •Belmont Shore
All Moving Routes to Long Beach
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| From | Distance | Est. Cost | Get Quote |
|---|---|---|---|
| Los Angeles, CA | 25 mi | $800–$1,400 | View Route |
Top Neighborhoods in Long Beach
Belmont Shore
A walkable beachside neighborhood with Second Street's shops and restaurants, Naples Island canals, and a relaxed coastal lifestyle.
Bixby Knolls
A family-friendly neighborhood with a thriving First Friday art walk, mid-century homes, and a growing dining and shopping scene.
Downtown Long Beach
A revitalized urban core with waterfront dining, the Convention Center, arts districts, and growing residential development.
Retro Row
A hip stretch of 4th Street with vintage shops, craft cocktail bars, eclectic restaurants, and a creative community atmosphere.
East Long Beach
A suburban residential area with excellent schools, parks, and a quieter pace of life while remaining close to the coast.
Pros & Cons of Moving to Long Beach
Pros
- +Distinct identity separate from Los Angeles with its own vibrant arts, music, and food culture
- +More affordable than many LA neighborhoods while offering beachfront living and urban amenities
- +Major port city with diverse employment opportunities in logistics, aerospace, and healthcare
- +Excellent bike infrastructure and walkable neighborhoods make car-free living feasible in parts of the city
- +Strong sense of community with active neighborhood associations and local events
Cons
- −Port and refinery operations can impact air quality, especially in westside neighborhoods
- −Some areas have higher crime rates that vary significantly by neighborhood
- −Traffic congestion on the 710 and 405 freeways can make commuting to LA challenging
- −Earthquake risk is elevated, with the city sitting near several active fault lines
- −Beach water quality can be poor after rainstorms due to urban runoff
Moving to California: What You Need to Know
When you move to a new state, there are important administrative steps and regulations to be aware of. Here is a quick overview of what California requires from new residents.
State Income Tax
California has the highest state income tax in the country with a top rate of 13.3 percent. Many people moving from California to other states see significant tax savings.
Vehicle Registration
You must register your vehicle within 20 days of establishing residency. A smog check is required for most vehicles.
Driver's License
New residents must obtain a California driver's license within 10 days of establishing residency.
Other Things to Know About California
- •California has strict vehicle emissions standards that exceed federal requirements.
- •Sales tax ranges from 7.25 to over 10 percent depending on the locality.
Frequently Asked Questions: Moving to Long Beach
How much does it cost to hire movers in Long Beach, CA?
Moving costs to Long Beach range from $800 to $1,400 for a full-service move, depending on your origin city, the size of your home, and services needed. Local moves within California are typically less expensive than cross-country relocations.
What is the best time to move to Long Beach?
The best time to move to Long Beach is Fall (September to November) offers warm, pleasant weather and lower rental competition as the summer tourist season winds down.. Off-peak season moves from September through April offer lower prices and better availability.
Are the movers licensed and insured?
Yes, all movers in our network are fully licensed, insured, and registered with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for interstate moves. You can verify credentials at safer.fmcsa.dot.gov.
What neighborhoods should I consider in Long Beach?
Popular neighborhoods in Long Beach include Belmont Shore, Bixby Knolls, Downtown Long Beach. Each offers a different lifestyle — explore our neighborhood guide below for details.
Is there any obligation when I get a quote?
No. Getting a quote through our platform is completely free with no obligation. Compare quotes from multiple licensed movers and choose the one that fits your budget.
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