Moving out without my bf?

So I am a new nurse, I just graduated and got my dream job working with kids. I am 26, previously I lived with my best friend and we shared rent, but my parents have been nice enough to let me move back in with them to save some money during nursing school. During nursing school I started dating a wonderful man, we have been dating a year and we are making plans for our future. He is very traditional. He wants a lot of things for himself before he thinks about marriage and getting engaged, like he wants to buy a car and he has about two years left of school, he is an architect currently and he seems more focused on his work than his school, he is living with his brother currently. We are the same age. Meanwhile I’m at the point where I am so ready to begin the next chapter of my life, I got my dream job and I’m making enough to make myself a life and be comfortable and caring for children in need and I’m so happy about it. I just feel like I am at the point in life where I am really ready for marriage and to make the next step in life. My boyfriend has told me before we will think about getting married in 1-2 years. If I was single, I would have been moved back out of my parents house again, ideally I’d have an apartment and have a female roommate besty. I’d be investing in my future as well. Would it be pointless for me to think about moving out of my boyfriend is thinking of marriage within 1-2 years? I do not want to stay with my parents for another year..I am so grateful for them but I feel I need to move forward. I want to ask my boyfriend if he would be upset with me if I moved out and looked for a one year contract/lease. I don’t want to come across as me trying to rush him for a ring though, I don’t want him to rush and take his focus off school and his work, I would feel so bad and I want whatever is good for him. I just feel like there might be this male ego thing and he might be offended if I move out and if I don’t want to wait for him to propose. But 1-2 years is a long time right?