Matt Lyons

Burque, ABQ, or the 505 — Albuquerque is a city known by a lot of names. Among the agave, film sets, and beloved celebrations, though, are the residents that give this city its names. They know the best Albuquerque neighborhoods, and you should, too, if you’re considering a move here. This guide is here to walk you through 11 of our favorites

Living in a coastal city comes with its fair share of perks, and you can certainly expect to take advantage of them while living in Fort Lauderdale! With everything from world-class beaches, a diverse economy, and a wide variety of entertainment/dining options to easy access to other parts of the South Florida area, it’s no wonder residents enjoy living here. What are the best Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods, though? Our guide is here to tell you more.

Whether you’re looking for waterfront living, sweeping prairies, or the chance to live near all your favorite sports teams, Indiana has it all. You don’t have to move to the city to enjoy these amenities, though. In fact, you might find more fun away from the crowds and city lights. That’s where learning about small towns in Indiana can help out. Luckily, our guide is here to take you through it all.

Indianapolis is best described as a big city with a small-town feel. With a welcoming community, plenty of transportation options, and a great shopping scene, you can easily settle down in a comfy neighborhood without ever being far from the hustle and bustle. Here are 10 of our favorite Indy neighborhoods.

Indianapolis is a great city to call home. With a vibrant downtown, great restaurants and entertainment, a rich sports culture, and plenty of other activities to explore, there’s never a boring weekend in store. But while living in the city may provide you with closer access to all its amenities and a quick commute to work, there are some disadvantages that drive people to settle down in smaller cities near Indianapolis instead. Here are 10 of our favorites.