If you're planning a move somewhere in the New England region, you can't go wrong with the city of Worcester. The city has experienced a surge in new residents due to its culturally diverse and affordable nature. Plus, it’s situated in a desirable location right in the center of Massachusetts, not far from Boston. Besides offering plenty of job opportunities and a revitalized urban center, residents living in the best Worcester neighborhoods can enjoy beautiful outdoor spaces and the city’s thriving arts and entertainment scene.

Although the advantages of daily living in Washington, DC, are what draw in so many new residents each year, when it comes to the cost of living in DC, the high price tag could mean the difference between packing your bags and staying put. A smart compromise? Looking into cities near Washington, DC, instead. Check out our list of the top 10 cities to consider.

El Paso’s rich history, vibrant culture, and endless outdoor adventures make it one of the best places to live in Texas. But we, of all people, know that city life isn’t for everyone. That’s why many choose to settle in the suburbs instead. And thanks to El Paso’s location right along the U.S.-Mexico border, the suburban sprawl doesn’t stop at the Texas state line. Nearby areas around Las Cruces, New Mexico, also offer suburban-style living with easy access to everything El Paso has to offer. And our list covers both sides of the state line.

When it comes to preparing for the holidays, there are so many things to take care of that it can get overwhelming. Use these holiday cleaning tricks and tips to learn how to get — and stay — on top of things, so you can relax and enjoy the holidays with your family and friends.

Why do a summer-only moving trends report if we already have a comprehensive annual moving trends report? Well, when we looked at the data, we saw that where people are moving during the summer varied slightly (and interestingly) from those in the yearly rankings. Summer is peak moving season — when the bulk of all U.S. moves take place — so what makes the data different? Find out in our latest analysis.