City Guides

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.

With its year-round sun, practically non-existent rain, and bountiful outdoor activities, Phoenix has consistently ranked as one of the top places for population growth in the U.S. If you’re planning on moving to Phoenix — or simply want to learn more about what makes this sunny locale so special — here are 18 things we think you should know.

You can’t go wrong with choosing to settle down in Austin, which is home to a thriving economy and best known for its abundant outdoor recreation, creative cultural scene, unique history, and amazing food. Better yet, when you live in one of the safest neighborhoods in Austin, you’ll get the bonus of enjoying a more serene atmosphere while still being close enough to the action taking place in the big city! Here are our top picks.

Chicago is the third-largest city in the U.S. by population, comprises no fewer than 77 neighborhoods, and encompasses 234 square miles of land. Needless to say, there’s a lot of Chicago to explore. But for newcomers, parsing all of the square mileage can be overwhelming. Where exactly are the coolest Chicago neighborhoods? And which one may be the best fit for you? Here are 13 that top our charts for cool neighborhoods in Chicago.