City Guides

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.

Whether it’s for school, a new job opportunity, retirement, or you’re just looking for a change in scenery, a move to Florida may be the perfect move for you! The Sunshine State is best known for its sunshine (bet you couldn’t guess that one), beautiful weather, recreation, and stunning beaches. And with booming industries of tourism, homeland security (one of the largest in the nation), real estate, and more, Florida’s economy is ranked as one of the best in the country. Even better? The safest cities in Florida have something to offer everyone. See which ones top our list.

Chicago is the third-largest city in the U.S. by population, comprises no fewer than 77 neighborhoods, and encompasses 234 square miles of land. Needless to say, there’s a lot of Chicago to explore. But for newcomers, parsing all of the square mileage can be overwhelming. Where exactly are the coolest Chicago neighborhoods? And which one may be the best fit for you? Here are 13 that top our charts for cool neighborhoods in Chicago.

Known for its gorgeous landscapes, abundant outdoor recreation opportunities, and exciting nightlife scene, Phoenix is a great fit for all types of people. What’s more, with 300 days of sunshine per year, the coldest month of January has lows of just 45 degrees Fahrenheit. But the best part? The entire metro area of Phoenix proudly boasts a plethora of diverse suburbs. Here’s a look at our picks for the top Phoenix suburbs. 

As one of the most entertaining and vibrant cities you can choose from to settle down in the country, Atlanta, Georgia, is also the perfect place to get exposed to a wide variety of job opportunities, fine dining, outdoor recreation, nightlife activities, and entertainment options. But while living directly in the city may seem convenient, the Atlanta suburbs offer easy access to the fun, in addition to more seclusion, higher-ranked schools, safety, and affordability.