City Guides

If you’re lucky enough to be moving to Austin but aren’t quite sure what neighborhoods to scope out, we’re here to help you narrow it down. We’ve lined up a quick tour of some of the best neighborhoods in Austin (including popular suburbs!). And we’ve taken all kinds of factors into consideration — overall vibe, convenience, things to do, and, yes, housing costs.

Denver isn’t just a city that sits one mile above sea level. It’s also home to stunning outdoor scenery, a plethora of entertainment options, and a fabulous climate — just to name a few perks. So it makes sense that the city’s metro area population has grown at a steady rate for decades. But while you may want to jump at the opportunity to move here, it’s still important to take a look at both the pros and cons of living in Denver first.

New York City is one of the most expensive cities in America. If you’re new to the city and your budget isn’t exactly robust . . . is it still possible to live well in NYC? We think the answer is yes, if you’ve got a good game plan and a positive mindset. You can start with our guide to living on a budget in New York City.

Planning a move to Philadelphia? From Phillyspeak and how to get around the city to free stuff to do and where to find the best cheesesteaks and pizza. These are your need-to-know tips for how to be a real Philadelphian before making the move in 2024.

Fort Worth, Texas, has the perfect mix of laid-back cowboy style and all the modern amenities you can expect from a large, bustling metropolis. Not to mention it’s an incredible sports town. (Go Horned Frogs!) But you don’t have to stick within the city’s boundaries to experience all the perks of the area. In fact, you can enjoy the city’s unique attributes in the Fort Worth suburbs — with the added bonuses of a lower cost of living, a growing job market, and lots of affordable housing options