City Guides

Although the advantages of daily living in Washington, D.C., are what draw in so many new residents each year, when it comes to the cost of living in D.C., the high price tag could mean the difference between packing your bags and staying put. A smart compromise? Looking into cities near Washington, D.C., instead. Check out our list of the top 10 cities to consider.

Decided to pick up and move to Orlando? Then you can look forward to great weather, a thriving job market, excellent real estate, and enough recreational activities to last you a lifetime!

Almost 19 percent of the state’s population is 65 and over, so Arizona is clearly a top choice for retirees. In fact, from 2015 to 2019 alone, Arizona had the highest net migration rate in the country, and over 21,400 older adults moved there. But where do all these older adults prefer to live? Here’s our list of 12 of the best places to retire in Arizona.

Thinking of packing it up and moving out of the city? You’re definitely not alone! From 2020 to 2022, over 2 million Americans left their urban lifestyles behind to make the move to some of the nation’s most beautiful small towns. And with abundant natural beauty and low population density, it should be no surprise that South Dakota was among the most popular destinations. Want to know about some of the hidden gems the state has to offer? Here are 12 of the best small towns in South Dakota.

Many retirees find it best to relocate before living out their golden years, particularly because they desire warmer weather, a lower cost of living, better tax rates, and more age-appropriate activities. And where can you find some of the best places to escape those colder temperatures and higher living costs — among other perks? Why the South, of course! Here are our top 12 picks for the best places to retire in the South.