These newly renovated apartments in the heart of a walkable downtown area are MakeMyMover occupied! The Deming has Studio, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments starting at $749 per month.

The Deming will credit your $50 application fee once you move. 

The Deming will also lock you into your monthly rate for an additional lease term if renewed.

https://www.coreredevelopment.com/the-deming

This stunning and pet friendly community features spacious 1, 2 or 3 bedroom units, a 24 hour fitness center, an outdoor swimming pool and gorgeous landscaping with rents starting at $1,120 monthly.

Sycamore Terrace will give you $300 off first month's rent!

MakeMyMover occupied, spacious and modern loft apartments are nestled on the Wabash River. Select from one and two bedroom apartments starting at $849 per month.

Application fee ($59 value) credited back to applicant's account upon signing a new lease. This offer also applies to any necessary co-signers.


A variety of spacious apartment and townhome options, MakeMyMover occupied!

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Brand new, spacious and in a terrific location, these pet friendly apartments have a great pool, fitness center and shared green spaces. Nexus Apartments has 1 and 2 bedroom apartments starting at $1300 per month.

Bring your MMM approval info to them and get these perks:


	Waived Application and Administrative Fees (paid at application and credited at move in)

	½ Security Deposit (with approved credit)

Spacious and pet friendly apartments with a great pool and beautiful landscaping that are already MakeMyMover occupied! Millstone has 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments starting at $1405 per month.

Reimbursed application and admin fee ($200) 

Pet friendly, single story homes with attached garages in a charming neighborhood. Redwood Neighborhood has 2 bedroom apartments starting at $1900 per month.

This is a welcoming community with 1, 2 and 3 bedroom floor plans and carport/garage options. Rents start at $1,050 per month and pets are allowed with a deposit. 

https://www.liveatpebblebrookvillage.com/pebble-brook-village-noblesville-in

A wonderfully walkable location with a dog park occupied by MakeMyMovers


Enjoy brand-new, pet-friendly apartments in a wonderful walkable and bikeable neighborhood with a great pool, fitness center, and clubhouse. Federal Hill has Studio, 1, and 2-bedroom apartments. For more information on rates please call 463-283-5658.



Nestled downtown in the lively arts and dining district and just steps away from the town square


Newly renovated apartments close to the river and entertainment/dining options


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** The mover must relocate within Marion City limits in order to maintain eligibility for the program. It is possible to have a Marion address that falls outside of city limits. In this case, the mover would no longer be eligible because their housing is outside of city limits, despite having a Marion address. To verify that the address you are considering is within city limits, please contact MakeMyMove.

Urban apartments in a converted bank above shops

Near Indiana Wesleyan University, restaurants, shops and more

https://www.hoosierrentalgroup.com/single-family-homes.html

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https://www.pedcorliving.com/apartments/autumn-woods

Quiet, affordable apartments in Crawfordsville.

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Suburban apartments with easy access to New Haven and Fort Wayne.

https://www.facebook.com/PortOCallApartments/

Plenty of amenities located in the heart of New Haven.

Located near 469 on beautiful ground located near several parks.

https://www.aspenmanagementusa.com/springwood-indiana

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Lofts and apartments for downtown living in Huntington, IN.

Laid back apartments with plenty of amenities in Huntington.

https://www.pedcorliving.com/apartments/cedar-run

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- New housing community being built in Huntington

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Broyles Realty has houses, townhouses, and apartments in the New Castle area.

Located near the Big Blue River in New Castle, IN.  Easy access to I-70.

Apartments in Knightstown and Spiceland, IN.

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Check out these luxury apartments along the river in downtown Muncie.

Located near Ball State University and Ball Hospital, Village Promenade is home to many doctors and other medical professionals.

Perfect for small families - both humans and pets! 

Two and three bedroom apartments and townhomes. Call and ask about any running promotions!

Popular with MakeMyMove Movers! Close to campus and outdoors.  Pet friendly units available.

https://www.indianapolispropertymanagement.com/indianapolis-homes-for-rent

The Old West End is one of the oldest and most historic neighborhoods in Muncie. Known for its stunning Victorian and Edwardian homes, the area is appealing for its tree-lined streets, and walkability. The close-knit community prides itself on its dedication to preserving its history, the annual Old West End Arts Fest and lively farmers market. Families appreciate that it’s within walking distance to local theaters and the Children’s Museum.


The Ball State University Area is a youthful and diverse neighborhood located within steps of campus. Home to many students, professors, and young professionals, the neighborhood features a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops, making it an excellent place for those who enjoy entertainment and socializing.


Halteman Village is a quiet and peaceful neighborhood located on the northeast side of Muncie. The area is known for its spacious yards, mature trees, and friendly community. Ideal for families and those seeking outdoor recreation, the neighborhood is home to several parks, and sits adjacent to the new Cardinal Greenway, a popular biking trail that connects several communities in east central Indiana.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Westwood Historic District is a mature and picturesque neighborhood in Muncie, featuring homes that date back to the early 1900s. The neighborhood was originally designed by a landscape architect for executives of Ball Corporation and is known for its beautiful architecture and landscaping. The neighborhood is popular among Ball State staff and hospital employees.

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We love to explore housing possibilities in every community that we visit.  Here are four of our favorite houses that got us talking:

Experience Southern living at its finest in 

 and beautifully maintained 175-year-old home located right in the heart of Owensboro.

Despite the central location close to the Ohio River, this 1-acre property offers tons of space for entertaining, while mature trees provide plenty of privacy and serenity. The home’s 6 bedrooms and 4.5 baths feature beautiful hardwoods throughout, while the exterior includes 4 porches, multiple carports, a barn, and even a mini parking lot.

Other amenities include formal living and dining rooms, a stunning kitchen with modern updates, large family room, and a basement with its own speakeasy bar.

Kentucky is home to bourbon country and this house lives up to the name. In fact, the Medley Distilling family, also known as the Bourbon Barons of Daviess County, once lived on this historic property.

Not only is the house available, workers with remote-friendly jobs who relocate to Owensboro are eligible for a 

, including a $5,000 stipend, 3-month membership to the Owensboro Health Healthpark, 1-year Chamber Young Professional Membership, free banjo lessons, and more!

Live your best country life in this 5,200+ square-foot 

, complete with a 6-stall horse barn, fenced-in pasture, detached garage, and sprawling 6 acres!

Invite guests to hang out on the huge deck or in the heated pole barn. Take a dip in the pool on Indiana’s hot summer days and relax in the hot tub on the breezy nights. This property truly has it all…and that’s just the outside!

Inside the home, enjoy hardwood floors, large soaking tubs, multiple fireplaces, 3 bedrooms, and a finished attic with 3 bonus rooms (great for playrooms, office space, a yoga studio, etc.). Speaking of office space, imagine settling into work in the guest house with its wood-burning stove.

If you’re a remote worker ready to make that guest house your own, Henry County will even pay you 

, in addition to a bunch of other perks, like a free gym membership, $200 wine and dine pass, and a state and local parks pass. Henry County offers a little something for everyone — fireworks and Friday night lights, horseback riding, concerts, wineries, and more!

If the thought of living in a treehouse-like home surrounded by woods—but also with a massive library, outdoor swimming pool, and tons of greenspace—sounds appealing (if not unbelievable), we found the 

This one-of-a-kind compound in Pikeville boasts 3,800 square feet of living space on more than 5 acres in the Appalachian Mountain foothills. The 3-bedroom house comes fully equipped with a 14,000-gallon, in-ground Grecian pool, two garages, and a legit library with floor-to-ceiling shelving and a rolling ladder.

Recent updates to this move-in ready space include cherry oak hardwood flooring throughout, as well as custom-made cabinetry, quartz countertops, and stainless-steel appliances.

This unique home and property in Eastern Kentucky can be yours for the price of a 1-bedroom condo in the Bay Area. Even better: Remote workers who relocate to Pikeville are eligible for an 

Love everything about basketball? With the Hoosier Gym, Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame, and the world’s largest high school field house, Henry County is “where basketball lives.” But it could also be where you live when you take advantage of this 

Moving to this small-knit community offers many amenities, like this 

. The house features modern renovations, while preserving charming historic features, like the entryway, staircase, pocket doors, and woodwork. With 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a home office, and a spacious backyard, there’s plenty of space to make it your own.

The remodeled kitchen, with new cabinetry, Corian countertops, a breakfast bar, a coffee/serving bar, state-of-the-art JennAir appliances, and three types of lighting is a home chef’s dream!

Whether you enjoy sports, arts, wineries, breweries, or the great outdoors, you’ll love calling Henry County and this Indiana Avenue house your home.

Check out some of our favorite houses for sales in Pikeville, KY, Owensboro, KY, Newcastle, IN, and Knightstown, IN.

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Love to entertain and looking to move to your own little slice of heaven? You’ll be rejoicing and bells will be ringing (really!) after seeing 

, a former church converted into a truly unique, 8,071-square-foot home in Redkey, a small Indiana town filled with Midwestern charm. It also has a pool built for fun in the sun!

Built in 1910, this eight-room sanctuary, located four blocks north of Main Street and the town’s center, offers a truly one-of-a-kind living/entertainment space with soaring ceilings, beautiful hardwood, three large bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a 4-vehicle carport.

A fully finished basement with exposed brick walls provides even more space to spread out or get your game on, and your guests will be thrilled to ring the still-intact church bell inside the old choir loft on the third floor. If partying outside is more your thing, the enclosed backyard features a spacious wooden deck, a large swimming pool, a hot tub, and a grassy area for grilling.

 Jay County is offering to full-time remote workers willing to relocate to Redkey or other nearby towns.

Imagine spending a warm spring evening on your new screened-in sun porch, hosting a massive summer party on your sprawling 2.5-acre yard, or curling up in front of your choice of five fireplaces. Yes, that’s right—five fireplaces! Even better, get paid to move to Richmond, Indiana, where this 

 with charming built-ins and original architectural details is listed for sale.

Just minutes from Earlham College, experience all the benefits of country living within city limits. And located right off Highway 40 (Main Street of America), you’re only a short drive to larger metros like Indianapolis, Dayton, and Columbus.

The best part: Richmond is currently offering a 

 to full-time remote workers willing to relocate to Wayne County. Check out these benefits!

! The nearly 5,000-square-foot home includes plenty of space to live, work and play, with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and the ultimate spot to kick back after a long day or host friends on the weekend — a fully finished walkout basement with a gas fireplace and wet bar.

Enjoy grilling and chilling on the freshly stained deck, playing lawn games on the half-acre lot, or taking a walk in this quiet, suburban neighborhood. Or, take a 15-minute drive to downtown Terre Haute, which is home to dozens of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. Imbibe in the Terre Haute Brewing District, which hosts an annual 


All this and more (like $7,500 cash) could be yours when you choose to 

If you’re looking for a 100% move-in ready home centrally located in a lively downtown, we have an amazing spot for you in Warsaw, Indiana!

You really can’t get more downtown than this space. Located just steps from the town square, this 

 features a modern layout with 14-foot ceilings, beautiful hardwoods, granite countertops — and best of all — a private rooftop deck with 360-degree views of downtown Warsaw and Center Lake.

With everything in walking distance, you can forget the Uber fees or ditch your car altogether, if that’s your thing. Walk out the front door and nosh on Japanese, Indian, or Mexican food, then imbibe at Mad Anthony Brewing or Anthology Whiskey Room.

The condo comes fully furnished and is ready for move-in. That means no moving fees, no lugging furniture upstairs, and definitely no yard work on the weekends.


Sounds cool, right? It gets better: Kosciusko County is currently offering a 

 (including the option for money towards a mortgage rate reduction!) to full-time remote workers willing to relocate to Warsaw and surrounding towns.

Check out some of our favorite houses for sales in Kosciusko County, Terre Haute, Richmond, and Jay County, Indiana.

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We know moving to a new city, state or locale can either be a huge hassle or a seamless experience. And moving isn’t for everyone, but sometimes a few perks and incentives can ease the load and inspire certain movers to go somewhere they’ve never been before.

Take MakeMyMove member Kelly Banuelos, for instance. The 29-year-old Las Vegas native can live wherever she wants while working remotely in tech for a California healthcare company. She’s lived in five different states over the past six years, most recently landing in 

“I think once you get out, it makes it easier to move,” Banuelos says. “I don't think I would have ever left Vegas, but I finally just made that decision.

“It was like, ‘Okay, I got to move.’ Then it's like, ‘Oh, I can move anywhere. Nothing's holding me back.’ I don't have kids. I'm not married,” she adds. “So, it's very easy to just grab your stuff and move.” 

While Banuelos relocated without assistance during her previous moves, she learned about our program to 

“I did a little bit of research, and I’m like, ‘Oh, wow! They’re literally paying you to move. Let’s move to Kentucky!’” says Banuelos, who then convinced her remote-worker boyfriend, Michael, to pack up all of their belongings into two vehicles and make the trek to the Bluegrass State — 

The MakeMyMove perks, she says, is what sold her on moving to Kentucky. In addition to a 

, Banuelos received a one-year gym membership, free tickets to festivals, concerts, and museums, free banjo lessons with a local instructor, as well as one free coffee and donut per week from a local coffee shop for one year.

“I love food, and I love coffee, so they had me with that!” Banuelos exclaims, but says Kentucky really spoke to her when she learned about the bourbon, country music, and free banjo lessons. “I'm a huge music person. I love festivals. And I get a free banjo lesson! That’s something I've always wanted to do.”

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The options for affordable housing in Kentucky, along with bourbon, bluegrass, barbecue, and a variety of other amenities, immediately sold Banuelos on the idea of moving to and working remotely from Owensboro, a smaller city with a population of about 60,000 — as compared to Durham’s population of 285,527.

“We found something more homey and relaxed, so I think Owensboro works,” Banuelos says.

She’s employed as a remediation specialist, making web documents 508 compliant or accessible for people with disabilities. Her boyfriend also works from home as a cryptocurrency trader.

When combining lower rent, food, and gas prices, Banuelos estimates she’ll immediately be able to save $1,000 or more each month by working remotely from Owensboro. In Durham, rent costs range from $1,800 to $2,000 a month for a one-bedroom apartment, as compared to only $1,000 to $1,100 per month in Owensboro.

“I've noticed all the food places I go to are a lot cheaper, too. Gas is a lot cheaper. So, I think it's going to be very affordable for us,” Banuelos says. “And it's kind of nice, because you have more breathing room to be able to go out and do this, go here, and travel more. For me, it's a good thing.”

And even better? Her boss is perfectly fine with the plan.

“She's super supportive,” Banuelos says of her supervisor at Alignment Healthcare. “She said, ‘I don't care where you work, as long as the work's getting done on time.’ That's a great thing to find in a company, to be honest.”

See Where You Fit In, Then ‘Put Yourself Out There’

When it comes to making new friends and finding ways to fit into a new community, Banuelos advises looking for like-minded people who enjoy doing the same things you do.

“When I first moved to Tennessee, I didn't know anybody,” Banuelos says. “And then I met a bunch of friends. I think you just have to put yourself out there.”

She’s getting to know Owensboro better by joining a local yoga studio, signing up for a library card at the local library, checking out the free gym membership, participating in bingo and trivia night at a local brewery, attending the much-anticipated 

 in June, kicking it up at some local line dancing places, and learning how to do some finger-pickin’ on a banjo. 

For other remote workers interested in moving to a new locale, Banuelos highly recommends checking into our MakeMyMove program to see which city, economy, and activities match your interests better. Then, absolutely, take advantage of the incentives that make you happy.

“It has to match your lifestyle, whatever your lifestyle is,” Banuelos says. “You need to do some research on those cities. Discover something that will make you feel that sense of community, where you feel comfortable and where you feel like that's going to fulfill your life. It's really about making sure you fit in, prior to actually making the move.

“If you do a little self-discovery, I think you'll find whether that place is good for you or not,” she adds.

How one remote worker is pickin’ and grinnin’ after discovering the right lifestyle incentive package to move to Owensboro, Kentucky.

Get Paid to Move, Save a Thousand Bucks a Month, and Learn to Play the Banjo? 

As we head into 2023, you might be setting goals, cultivating intentions, or choosing a word for the year. Maybe you’re wanting to read more books, spend more time with loved ones, or maybe, you’d like to increase your friend group. Of course, that’s easier said than done. 

 that most adults have a hard time making new friends, and of course, the pandemic didn’t help this trend. Remote workers may also face tougher challenges here, because research also suggests that the

 friends we are making come from our workplaces.

 Google around and you’ll find plenty of

 help navigating how to make friends as an adult

. Even with supportive partners and loving families, we still need friends. In fact, according to 

 by Dr. Miriam Kirmayer, “Our friendships are one of the most important predictors of our health and happiness.”

So, to help you think differently about how to make friends in 2023, we’ve compiled a list of the top 5 ways to make new friends 

the communities on our site that are offering remote workers these opportunities!

Okay, this one comes with multiple benefits. 

Volunteering can reduce stress, provide a sense of purpose, AND help you make new friends

Here are three communities that want you to get involved:

: Board & Committee Volunteer Role Matchmaker Service

Ambassador Network to help you get connected to locals with similar interests, organizations and boards that further causes you care about

Whether you’re going to the gym or playing in an adult sports league, getting active in a group setting can help you build connections over time, which

 also suggests is an important part of developing new friendships.

Here are three communities offering gym memberships/ways to get active:

BONUS: Day Trip/Ride with Post Rock Mountain Biking Club

BONUS: Get your kiddos involved with a Free Youth Sports Registration!

BONUS: Go watch some college sports with passes to Saint Mary of the Woods and Rose Hulman Institute of Technology athletic events!

Making new friends as an adult can start by simply showing up to local events that your community cares about.

Here are three communities that want you to experience some of the best they have to offer:

 Holiday Walkway of Lights Season Pass, and Guest Judge the Window Decorating Contest

 "Seat at the Table" to Biggest Annual Community Events

Joining a local organization, like a Chamber of Commerce, can get you connected and will give you the sustained interactions that help friendships grow.

Here are three of our communities that are offering organizational memberships to remote workers:

 Noblesville Chamber 1 Year Exclusive Membership Package

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