37 movers in Ocean Springs
"We called a few moving companies and chose Handy dandy based on their A rating with the BBB and their reasonable prices they quoted us. They aren't the cheapest but they are well below the expensive companies that charge hourly rates. They had a p..."
"I recently moved from Vicksburg, MS to San Diego, CA. I hired Southern Heritage out of Jackson, MS for the move. This was a full move. They came in and packed me up on Thursday and then moved me Friday. I couldn't have asked for a better experi..."
"Awesome Moving Services made my move a breeze! They were fast, efficient, and handled everything with care. I felt confident my belongings were in safe hands. Highly recommend for a stress-free move!"
"Very inconsistent work. The first time we used them we were given great service. The second time was a complete nightmare which is a nightmare that I am living box after box that I open that they have handled. I have moved no less than 10 times in..."
"Im a 70 year old senior and in April contacted Mint Moving for my move to Washington State. My estimate was 2315 plus 300 for a trunk added later. I sent them a deposit of $1482 and they had a broker pick my belongings on April 24. I paid this per..."
"Would not even give one star..they are worst nightmare you can think of you rather move by higher a good person with good driving records..rent truck..pay him to drive for you from place a to b..pay him return fair and do all but not this usa movi..."
What to know when moving to Ocean Springs, MS
Ocean Springs at a Glance
- The Vibe:
- A community with 40.1% of residents holding a bachelor's degree and 28.8% renting their homes.
- The Major Draw:
- Median household income is $77,300, providing a solid financial base for residents.
- The Reality Check:
- With 0% of residents using public transit, it is a car-dependent area.
- Top Tip:
- Budget for $1,314 in monthly rent when considering housing options.
Your Money: Housing & Cost Snapshot
Ocean Springs has a population of 42,295, bringing a median household income of $77,300. This financial backdrop supports a housing market where the median gross rent is $1,314 and the median home value is $220,000. With 28.8% of residents renting, the community reflects a mix of ownership and renting.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Data Profiles.
Crime & Safety: What the Numbers Say
In Mississippi, the crime rates show a notable trend towards safety improvement, with property crime down 29.6% since 2022. The annual rates per 100,000 residents are as follows:
- Violent crime: 221.8 (compared to the national rate of 325.3, which is 31.8% lower)
- Property crime: 1272.4 (17.7% lower than the national rate of 1546.9)
- Notable trend: Homicide rate decreased by 12.7% since 2022.
Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer (state-level summarized data for Mississippi).
Weather & Getting Outside
Jackson County receives about 47.7 inches of rainfall annually, spread over roughly 62 rainy days. This means you might want to keep an umbrella handy year-round. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy several local parks and recreational spots.
- Fort Maurepas City Park & Nature Preserve: 4.6 stars (1,210 reviews)
- Ocean Springs Beach: 4.6 stars (672 reviews)
- Hiller Park: 4.5 stars (950 reviews)
- Walter Anderson Museum of Art: 4.9 stars (622 reviews)
Source: NOAA Climate Data Online, Google Places.