📦 Auspicious Moving Dates in January 2027
The best days to move house in January 2027, scored from the Chinese almanac.
The Day You Step Through the Door
Moving is one of the most consulted categories in the Chinese almanac — second only to weddings. The idea is simple: the day you step through your new front door sets the energy of your life there. So families pick a day that opens well.
Here are the best-rated moving days in January 2027, scored from the traditional calendar, with the dates to skip listed below.
The Best-Rated Moving Days in January
3 days in January score above the almanac's baseline for moving house. Each is rated on its jianchu star, its day-branch, and the lucky gods in charge.
⭐Sunday, January 3, 2027
Score 80/100农历冬月廿五 · 戊午日 · 平 (Balance) day · 箕水豹
Lucky gods: 天喜 · 月恩
Monday, January 4, 2027
Score 80/100定 (Stable) day · 🔒 full details in your reading
Friday, January 8, 2027
Score 80/100成 (Success) day · 🔒 full details in your reading
Your full reading covers all 13 event types, hour-by-hour luck windows, and personal zodiac-clash checks for these dates.
Dates to Avoid When Moving
- Ghost Month (August 2 – August 31, 2027) — moving house is one of the classic don'ts.
- Days marked pò (break) or bì (close).
- Your zodiac-clash day: the day whose branch opposes your birth year's animal.
Every Month in 2027
Other Date Guides for January 2027
Frequently Asked Questions
- What's the luckiest day to move house?
- Days marked chéng (成) or kāi (开) with a favorable branch score highest. Some families also coordinate with the feng shui of the new home — the almanac date is the first piece, not the last.
- What if my move date isn't on the list?
- The list shows the strongest days in January. If you're flexible, aim for a top-scoring day; if not, most families prioritize logistics and treat the calendar as one input among several.
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Dates are computed from the traditional Chinese almanac (tongshu). For entertainment purposes only — not professional advice.