Product design question

Design a product for FB or Google to help people relocate.

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What this question tests

Product sense for a complex, high-stakes, infrequent life-event use case.

Clarify scope: job relocation, housing search, or full moving logistics.
Pick a combined interpretation: helping someone evaluate and settle into a new city.
Identify pain points: uncertainty about neighborhoods and cost of living, losing a social network, and move logistics.
Propose neighborhood recommendations using local data, a logistics checklist, and connections to local community groups.
Prioritize neighborhood-fit and community-connection features first, since they leverage unique platform data most.
Define success as user-reported settling satisfaction or local community engagement post-move.

Scopes down to a specific, high-value slice, choosing and settling into a new city, rather than all of moving.
Leverages the parent company's unique data asset, e.g. local map data or a social graph.
Addresses the emotional and social dimension of relocating, not just logistics checklists.
Picks a settling-satisfaction or community-engagement metric, reflecting real value beyond logistics completion.

Designing a generic moving checklist app that ignores what's unique about the parent platform's data.
Ignoring the social and emotional disruption of relocating, often the bigger pain point than logistics.

How would you personalize neighborhood recommendations without enough user history in the new city?
How would you measure whether this actually helped someone feel settled?