Bridget Houlihan

People from all walks of life can find a home in San Antonio — from young professionals to growing families and even retirees. There’s a little something for everyone, including lots of cultural, historical, and outdoor-centric activities. But just as it is with any city, it’s important to consider the positives and negatives before making the move. So here’s our list of pros and cons of living in San Antonio that we think you should know before you go.

If you love the idea of moving to a state that has a great quality of life, a variety of affordable housing options, easy access to major cities, and plenty of natural spaces to explore, then you’ve got to consider moving to Connecticut. Although it’s the third smallest state by area, Connecticut definitely packs a big punch when it comes to wonderful areas to call home. Explore the 12 best small towns in Connecticut, including home values, average rents, and what each town has to offer.

People are definitely moving to Wisconsin. In fact, about 12,000 new residents moved there from 2021 to 2022. Perhaps they’re drawn to the lower cost of living (housing is 10 percent lower than the national average), the wide range of jobs in a variety of industries, or the chance to live at a slower pace of life. Whatever the reason, if you’re thinking of relocating to Wisconsin, you’re not alone. And here are 12 of the best small towns in Wisconsin that can easily draw you in, too.

While Chicago is known for its big-city, bustling lifestyle, that may not be exactly what you’re looking for, or may be out of your budget range. That doesn’t mean you can’t experience all the city has to offer. Luckily there are all kinds of beautiful cities near Chicago where you can experience a more affordable lifestyle with easy access to the city when you want it. Whether you’re looking for more space for your growing family, or need to find a house or apartment that’s within your budget, we’ve compiled a list of the top cities near Chicago for you to consider.

Are you and your family thinking about a move to Chicago? Or are you already proud residents but you want to check out another part of the city as your family grows? Either way, you have plenty of options when it comes to family-friendly neighborhoods in Chicago and the surrounding suburbs.