Services and prices
NY King Life starts after the apartment search or alongside the final neighborhood decision. I do not replace brokers, movers, lawyers, or school officials. I help a household make the first week workable: calls, routes, lists, timing, errands, orientation, and the small local checks that keep parents from spending every night guessing.
Packages
$95
A 45-minute video or phone consultation for a family deciding what has to be handled now and what can wait. The fee is credited toward any package booked within 14 days.
$425
A flat-fee report for up to three neighborhoods, built for parents who need practical comparison instead of another beautiful map.
$1,250
For one household needing up to 10 planning hours and one 4-hour in-person borough orientation day.
$2,250
For up to four family members, with 18 planning hours, school or daycare shortlist, medical and pet-care calls, utility checklist, and two half-days on the ground.
$110 per hour
After package hours, follow-up is billed in 30-minute increments for the detailed second round of settling in.
Ledger
Typical lead time is 10 to 15 business days before move-in week. School-heavy summer bookings often need 3 to 4 weeks.
A 40% deposit holds the start date. The balance is due two business days before the first in-person work day.
35-mile working radius from Yonkers, including all five NYC boroughs, Riverdale, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, Pelham, Bronxville, and lower Westchester.
Minimum booking for in-person work is 4 hours. Parking and tolls over $25 are billed at cost with receipts.
Appointments missed with less than 24 hours notice are billed as one hour because days are routed around school offices, building desks, and family schedules.
NY King Life does not receive referral fees from brokers, schools, doctors, movers, or storage companies.
$275 when the first in-person day must happen within five business days of booking.
What we carry for you
Zone notes, office hours, document reminders, and daycare shortlist calls.
Transfer checklist and timing reminders for internet, power, gas, and building access.
Grocery first-run, pharmacy, laundromat, hardware, and the errand order that wastes the least energy.
Subway, bus, ferry, stroller route, parking, and school drop-off timing checks.
Vet options, record questions, nearby supplies, and walking rhythm notes.
Pediatrician and urgent care notes, call windows, and practical insurance questions to ask.
Desk hours, package room habits, elevator rules, super contact, and move-in quirks.
Alternate-side parking, market days, quiet blocks, school dismissal crowds, and weekend errands.
Boundaries
Ready to price the week