Matt Lyons

Known for its miles of coastline and picturesque sunset views, living in Naples, Florida, is a dream come true for many. That’s not all you get when you move to the Gulf Coast, though. While moving to paradise might sound like a no-brainer, it’s best to get the lowdown before you start packing up. Luckily, our guide is here with all the essentials.

California is one of the most popular states to settle down in the entire nation. But we all know it’s not always the most cost-friendly. So what do you do if you have your heart set on moving to California but your mind is set on saving a buck? That’s where we come in. Take a look at some of our favorite cheapest places to live in California.

The Villages is a popular 55+ community located in Florida that is recognized as one of the best places to retire in the entire country. This community is home to plenty of activities and entertainment to keep retirees active at all times, and it's also very convenient to get around. The residents enjoy playing golf, for example — it’s easy with courses designed by the likes of Arnold Palmer and Nancy Lopez. And the entire community is navigable with more than 90 miles of golf cart paths, which means most residents can simply get around with a golf cart! Want to know our picks for the top villages? Take a look!

Looking to grow your career while being surrounded by some of the most beautiful scenery in the entire country? The Denver area may just be the right place for you! Also known as the “Gateway to the Rocky Mountains,” Colorado’s capital provides year-round entertainment right at your fingertips, from exciting sports events to enjoyable outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and camping nearby — and that’s just a taste of the fun. You don’t have to live within city limits to enjoy all that the area has to offer, though. Sure, while living in the middle of the action has its perks, living in one of the various Denver suburbs can offer more safety and seclusion, among other bonuses. Here are our top 10 picks for the best Denver suburbs. 

Besides the successful job market, low unemployment rates, and solid median household incomes, Salt Lake City is definitely the place to live if you enjoy the great outdoors. From mountains to canyons to deserts — the wild natural beauty in SLC is truly spectacular. Explore the 12 best neighborhoods in the area and what makes each one such a great place to live.