City Guides

Once known as the “World’s Winter Haven,” people once flocked to this Florida Town to escape cold winters. Now, it’s a premium spot to live between the major Florida metros of Orlando and Tampa, but there are a few things you need to know before you pack your bags. Here’s our list of the biggest pros and cons of living in Winter Haven, Florida.

Life in Sacramento is exciting and adventurous, with a relatively affordable lifestyle compared to other cities you’ll come across in the Golden State. The best neighborhoods in Sacramento offer something for everyone — whether you’re landing a role in healthcare, tech, or education, or you’re simply looking for a community with everything on your wishlist. It’s a city where you can grow your career without sacrificing your lifestyle (or your entire paycheck).

Rochester, NY, is a place where your paycheck stretches further — and your weekends are anything but boring. Of course, no city is perfect. This guide takes a close look at life in Rochester, weighing key factors, like the cost of living, harsh winter weather, job opportunities, and varying safety in the city’s neighborhoods.

Are you thinking about moving when you retire and wondering what your options are? Consider moving to a community that’s specifically geared toward retirees. Retirement communities are a popular choice for many seniors because they offer residents a little bit of everything. Looking to downsize your space, want to be surrounded by individuals your own age, or need some personal care services? Lots of people choose retirement communities across the country for these reasons — not to mention they can enjoy low-maintenance living, have a busy social life, get delicious dining options, and stay active all in the same area. Here are some of the best retirement communities to explore.

The big cities of the Sunshine State get most of the attention, but some of Florida’s nicest places to live are tucked away from the hubbub of business, tourists, and crowds. With fewer people, more green space, and definitely less traffic, the best small towns in Florida are attracting young professionals, families, and retirees in search of a slower pace and a more peaceful lifestyle. Our guide highlights some of the best small towns in Florida to live in.