City Guides

What’s it like living in L.A.? Well, you could go from spotting celebrities in West Hollywood to relaxing on the beach in Santa Monica to getting some work done at a local coffee shop — all in the same day. And that’s just scratching the surface. L.A. is one of the nation’s most populated cities, and it’s easy to see why; it’s no surprise that so many people contemplate a life in Los Angeles. But before you make that daydream come true for you, it’s important to consider both the pros and cons of living in L.A.

So you know you want to move to Baltimore, but do you know where you want to live in the city? There are more than 250 neighborhoods to choose from and only seven made it onto our list. Explore what makes these neighborhoods so special, what it will cost to buy a home or rent an apartment here, and more.

Living in Kiawah Island, SC, is like living in the lap of luxury — complete with beautiful outdoor views and top-notch golf resorts and villas. In fact, this Charleston-area island is often referred to as the “Hamptons of the South.” The picturesque outdoor beauty, rich culture, relaxed lifestyle, and opportunities for outdoor recreation make it one of the most popular places to live in the state. Learn more!

Whether you’re relocating for work or you’re just looking to turn a new page, living in Milwaukee is a great adventure to embark on. With plenty of job opportunities, fun things to do, and green space to explore, Brew City never disappoints. It can be daunting to move when you don’t know what to expect, though. Luckily, we’re here to help you through it all.

If you’re thinking of moving to Portland, OR — or just looking to find your new home in the Rose City, you can jumpstart your search with his guide to some of the best Portland neighborhoods. Whether you want walkability, a small community feel, access to city amenities, great public schools, or you just don’t want to break the bank, read on to find the best Portland neighborhood for you.