City Guides

There are plenty of reasons why roughly 50,000 people move to the Denver area each year. Aside from the abundant outdoor recreation opportunities available such as hiking, biking, and skiing, Denver offers a strong economy and job market as well as an exciting culture and arts scene. But as with any large city, Denver has its struggles. One of which is crime. That shouldn’t deter you, though. If you’re wanting to move to the Mile-High City, you’ll just need to know the safest neighborhoods in Denver — and there are plenty to choose from.

Welcome to Columbia, South Carolina, where Southern charm meets modern vitality. Soda City, as it’s known to locals, is a hub for education, culture, and economic opportunity. In this article, we’ll explore the 10 best neighborhoods in Columbia that you should check out if you’re thinking of moving here.

Yes, Philadelphia has higher rates of violent and property crimes compared with the rest of the state, but they tend to be concentrated in certain areas, and they’re also lower or comparable to nearby cities. If you’re considering a move to one of the safe areas in Philadelphia, you’re in luck because we have 9 options that you need to check out.

Are you wondering if a move to Chicago is right for you? As the nation’s 3rd largest city, there are plenty of people who agree that it’s a great place to live. But what are the pros and cons of living in Chicago, and how can you be sure it’ll be the right fit for you? Before you say yay or nay to the Windy City, get acquainted with some fun Chicago facts and explore the pros and cons of living here.

Why are people moving to Frisco? For lots of reasons! For starters, it’s the 15th fastest-growing city in the U.S., according to Census data. The job market is projected to grow by 55 percent over the next 10 years, and it’s also only a little over 30 minutes outside of the bustling city of Dallas. But is Frisco the perfect city for you? Here’s what we think you should know about life in Frisco before making the move.