City Guides

Planning for your retirement years is an exciting endeavor, whether they’re right around the corner or years away. Retirement is a great time to try a new city or state, and research backs up that seniors are on the move. To help you plan where to spend your retirement years, we’ve rounded up the top 10 places to retire, based on census data showing where seniors are moving.

As one of the fastest-growing cities in the United States, living in Celina, TX, provides residents with the perks of small-town heritage combined with modern suburban amenities. Celina, TX, neighborhoods are home to tight-knit communities with a variety of annual community events, boutique shopping, and local dining options. What are the best options, though? We’re here to give you the lowdown.

LA is huge, and living within the city doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll have shorter commute times — or that you’ll be in the most family-friendly neighborhood. And, of course, if you’re looking for more affordability, a larger home, or more of a suburban lifestyle altogether, you’ll likely find that on the outskirts. But what places should you consider? Start with our picks for the best cities near Los Angeles.

The best neighborhoods in Henderson, NV, are popular for a reason — they’re clean, safe, and packed with family-friendly perks. You get all the calm, community-focused living you want without giving up easy access to all the action. The Vegas Strip is nearby, serving up endless entertainment whenever you’re in the mood for bright lights and late nights. Plus, did we mention that Nevada doesn't have a state income tax? There’s a lot more to learn about this city, though.

Thinking about moving to Houston? From its vibrant food scene to melting-pot neighborhoods, its affordable housing options to mosquito-boosting humidity — here are some key things to know about the Bayou City before making your move.