City Guides

There are lots of reasons people choose to live in Atlanta. Some of the major pros include mild winters, thriving art and music scenes, friendly southern hospitality, and the abundance of good jobs. In the capital of Georgia, you’ll find world-class museums, professional sports teams, fantastic schools, and a slower pace of life you just won’t experience in other large cities across the U.S. But do you know if living in Atlanta is the right choice for you? Here are some details about life in A-Town we think you should know before you go.

Want to live more comfortably, physically and financially? Then exploring some cities near New York may be just the ticket. They offer the culture, history, and activities you’re looking for with a cheaper price tag and more space — plus you’ll still have easy access to the Big Apple to get your NYC fix. Here are 11 of our favorite cities near New York.

Looking for big-city benefits out in the ’burbs? Because it’s best known for its engaged community atmosphere and abundant amenities, living in Cypress, TX, provides the perfect suburban community lifestyle away from the hustle and bustle of nearby Houston. With affluent neighborhoods, plenty of recreational facilities, and a host of community engagement events throughout the year, there’s no doubt you’ll have a high quality of life living in Cypress. Learn more.

Miami perfectly blends cultural diversity, economic opportunity, and natural beauty — and you’ll be hard pressed to think of an amenity the city doesn’t offer. But what if you’re all about the perks of the place, you just want a little distance from all the excitement? That’s where the Miami suburbs come into play. They offer the perfect opportunity to live the South Florida lifestyle without too much hustle and bustle — or exorbitant price tags. Check out our picks for the best Miami suburbs.

One thing’s for sure: It’s easy to fall in love with California. For starters, there’s its outdoor beauty. Then there’s the booming entertainment industry and numerous successful tech giants. And that’s only scratching the surface. Sure, the Golden State saw some population decline during the pandemic, but over 125,000 new residents moved to the state in 2022. If you’ve fallen in love, too, here’s our list of the best places to live in California to give you a head start on finding the perfect place for you.