Author: Katherine Alex Beaven

Whether you’re relocating for a short stay or planning a more permanent move to San Antonio, we have a list of seven of the best San Antonio neighborhoods for you to check out.

Spanning more than 230 miles, Columbus has plenty of top-notch neighborhoods. From Downtown to Bexley, high-rise to Craftsman, we’ve helped you narrow down your search to help you decide which of these Columbus neighborhoods might be the perfect match for you. Take a look at our top picks.

With more than 80 neighborhoods, deciding where you want to settle down in Minneapolis can be tough. We get it: Whether you’re looking for classy or comfort foods, park time or playtime, trendy or traditional housing — you’ll find it here. So to help you narrow down your choices, we’ve done the hard work for you. Take a look at our favorite Minneapolis neighborhoods.

Who wants to rent a truck or portable container only to load it inefficiently and run out of space? Or worse — end up with damaged items at your new home? Follow these six steps to load your truck or portable moving and storage container the right way.

Curious about what living in Texas looks like — beyond its two most famous hyped cities? Sure, Austin and Houston get a lot of love in Texas, but there’s plenty of Lone Star State to go around. Take a look at a handful of our other favorite Texas cities to live in.

Contemplating a move to Charlotte, NC? We get it. The area is hip, vibrant, huge, and delicious (the food in the area is delicious, that is). But with nearly 200 neighborhoods to choose from, deciding where to live in Charlotte can be daunting. Find out which of these Charlotte neighborhoods is the best fit for you.

So you know you want to move to Baltimore. But do you know where you want to live in the city? There are more than 250 neighborhoods to choose from! Which ones are the best? See who made it into our top 7 list.

Looking to snatch up your own slice of paradise along California’s Central Coast by moving to Santa Barbara? Thanks to a temperate Mediterranean climate, relaxed vibes, and coastal and mountain views complete with a selection of local wineries, this place earns its nickname as “The American Riviera.” Get a taste of Santa Barbara’s paradise pie with this guide to our five favorite neighborhoods in town.