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Peaches, Forrest Gump, and historic sites might come to mind when you think of Savannah, but there’s a lot more to the Hostess City of the South. It also boasts warm weather year-round, beachfront living, and easy outdoor access — making it a great option for retirees. That doesn’t mean there aren’t downsides, though. We’re here to take you through it all.

Cincinnati’s diverse array of attractions, historic architecture, world-renowned eateries, and the city's unique art district contribute to making it a great place for residents. That’s just downtown, though. Each neighborhood has something to offer, and the best Cincinnati suburbs each offer their own sense of charm and appeal. Debating on making the move? Here are 12 of the best to check out.

Cleveland is a vibrant cultural hub known for its affordable lifestyle, outdoorsy activities, and world-class entertainment. Where else can you start the day at the world’s largest rubber stamp and end it by touring the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame? That doesn’t mean the city is perfect, though. While you’ll notice the pros and cons, we’re confident the good will outweigh the bad. Check out our guide for the lowdown.

With an increased interest in telecommuting and getting more square footage for less money, many are considering a move to New Jersey — where you can enjoy suburban amenities while keeping the bustling excitement of the Big Apple or Philadelphia within reach. Find out where to start looking with our guide to the Garden State, organized by region for easy reference.

Portland is famous for its rugged natural beauty, not to mention its great location — you can either be at the Pacific Ocean or in the mountains in around an hour, depending on what direction you travel. It’s also home to people who are committed to living in an environmentally friendly way. There are a few pros and cons you need to consider before you make this city your next home, though.