City Guides

The Villages is a popular 55+ community located in Florida that is recognized as one of the best places to retire in the entire country. This community is home to plenty of activities and entertainment to keep retirees active at all times, and it's also very convenient to get around. The residents enjoy playing golf, for example — it’s easy with courses designed by the likes of Arnold Palmer and Nancy Lopez. And the entire community is navigable with more than 90 miles of golf cart paths, which means most residents can simply get around with a golf cart! Want to know our picks for the top villages? Take a look!

Want a taste of Texan Gulf Coast living? Corpus Christi might just be calling your name. As one of the best places in Texas for year-round warm weather, beautiful beaches, and a welcoming community, it’s easy to see why more and more people are choosing to make the move. Our guide to living in Corpus Christi breaks down everything from the best neighborhoods to local hotspots and the best things to do.

If you would prefer your golden years to have a warm, Southwestern persuasion, then Arizona should be at the top of your list. When you make the choice to retire in Arizona, you’ll be in good company, as those aged 65+ account for 19.3 percent of the population, and Arizona ranks 12th when it comes to having the most seniors in the U.S. So is retiring in Arizona for you? Let’s find out!

Lexington balances tranquil charm and vibrant city life beautifully. Equestrian culture runs deep, and so does Wildcat pride. With all of that, plus affordable living, a strong job market, and well-regarded education options, it’s no surprise that people are attracted to the city. There’s a lot more to learn, though. And we’re here to give you the lowdown.

Living in Cincinnati provides residents with the perfect combination of community, history, and innovation that make it ideal for families looking to set down roots. While its affordability and vibrant downtown make it a great place for young professionals just getting their start. Want to learn more? Here are 16 of the biggest pros and cons we think you should know.