City Guides

There’s no doubt about it: Detroit has earned its reputation as a comeback story. Detroit’s recovery from its sharp population downturn in the 50s and 60s as well as its focus on improving crime statistics has been remarkable. As a result? It’s an ideal city to invest in a new home. Ready to find your perfect place in Comeback City? Here are nine of the safest Detroit neighborhoods.

What’s it like living in L.A.? Well, you could go from spotting celebrities in West Hollywood to relaxing on the beach in Santa Monica to getting some work done at a local coffee shop — all in the same day. And that’s just scratching the surface. L.A. is one of the nation’s most populated cities, and it’s easy to see why; it’s no surprise that so many people contemplate a life in Los Angeles. But before you make that daydream come true for you, it’s important to consider both the pros and cons of living in L.A.

If you’re lucky enough to be moving to Austin but aren’t quite sure what neighborhoods to scope out, we’re here to help you narrow it down. We’ve lined up a quick tour of some of the best neighborhoods in Austin (including popular suburbs!). And we’ve taken all kinds of factors into consideration — overall vibe, convenience, things to do, and, yes, housing costs.

New York City is one of the most expensive cities in America. If you’re new to the city and your budget isn’t exactly robust . . . is it still possible to live well in NYC? We think the answer is yes, if you’ve got a good game plan and a positive mindset. You can start with our guide to living on a budget in New York City.

If you’re considering making the move to the Grand Canyon State, consider living in Gilbert, AZ. This thriving suburb of Phoenix is consistently ranked as one of the best places to live in Arizona. It’s an excellent place to raise a family, with a fantastic public school system and robust job market (just to name a few perks). And did we mention it also has around 300 sunny days each year? Learn more.