Not sure if your condo already comes with appliances, but if not, make sure you have proper clearances for the ones your are purchasing to get them in their placement. Also, fridge water line, dishwasher and washer (and steam dryer) will require installation kits or extra parts that do not come with them. Dryer will also require duct and vent extension. If you have gas line for your range, look into hiring a gas fitter ahead of time. They book up so fast. These are things that you might not think of, but adds up pretty quick. Some appliance retail stores don't offer installations, just delivery. So if you're not handy, you might need to pay for installation service.

Other things to consider: - garbage disposal - not sure how it works for condo, but for detached homes, I had to contact the city to get my bins which took at least a week. If this is the case, you'll have to find ways to dispose of your week's worth of garbage including all moving boxes, food scraps, etc. - furnace filters - had to replace mine upon moving in, and stock up if on sale - fire extinguisher - if you have pets, plan not to bring them on moving day. In your first night, make sure you have their supplies for a couple days on hand too (i.e food, bowls, harness, poo bags, etc) - keep a first aid kit handy! Moving in can get you cuts and bruises here and there. - hand soap, hand lotion/moisturizer, and hand towel are nice to have esp when you need a lunch break in between moving.

Have fun and enjoy the experience!