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10 Things to Know About Living in Fort Myers, Florida Before You Move
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by Matt LyonsPosted On September 1, 2026
If palm trees, warm winters, and a slowed-down life on the Gulf Coast sound appealing, living in Fort Myers, Florida, might just be the ideal fit. This Florida city isn’t all sunshine and flip-flops, though. And there are definitely some things to know about before you decide to move here (hello, humidity and hurricane season). Here are 10 of the most important things you should know before you decide to move to Fort Myers.
Read moreSafest Places To Live in Chicago: 7 Neighborhoods and Suburbs To Consider
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by Bridget HoulihanPosted On August 28, 2026
Looking for the safest neighborhoods and suburbs in Chicago before you make your move to the Windy City? Look no further! We’ve rounded up seven of the safest places to live in Chicago and its surrounding ‘burbs, using current crime and safety data, plus home costs and local highlights.
Read moreMoving from NYC to Philly: Is It Time to Head for the City of Brotherly Love?
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by Bridget HoulihanPosted On August 18, 2026
New York City and Philadelphia have plenty in common, from walkable neighborhoods and world-class arts to passionate sports fans. But Philly offers one major advantage: Housing costs are a whopping 69 percent lower than in the Big Apple. If you’re a native New Yorker (or a transplant) and think moving from NYC to Philly might be a good next step, you’re not alone. Ready to start packing?
Read moreLiving in Fort Collins, Colorado: 20 Things To Know Before You Go
Colorado
by Matt LyonsPosted On August 13, 2026
Fort Collins, a growing community in Colorado that maintains a small-town feel, is situated just about an hour away from both Denver and Boulder. Referred to as the “Napa Valley of Beer” because of the many big breweries in the area, Fort Collins has a heavy young population, as the city is also home to Colorado State University. Think living in Fort Collins, Colorado, sounds right up your alley? Here are 20 considerations to help you decide.
Read more16 Things About Living in Minneapolis You Must Know Before Moving
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by Alex KeightPosted On July 23, 2026
Minneapolis may be one-half of the famous Minneapolis-St. Paul duo, but we’re prepared to show you how this city stands out on its own. Check out what it’s really like living in Minneapolis — just don’t blame us if, by the end, you find yourself asking, “St. Paul who?”
Read moreLiving in Houston, Texas: 15 Things To Know Before You Take Off to Space City
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by Amelia EnglandPosted On July 21, 2026
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.
Read moreLiving in Greensboro, NC: 20 Tips for Newcomers
North Carolina
by Matt LyonsPosted On July 20, 2026
Greensboro, NC, is one of the Southeast’s best-kept secrets — a city that balances metropolitan opportunity with a relaxed small-town pace. Known for its central location and world-class sports teams, Greensboro has become a magnet for everyone from young professionals to retirees. Thinking about living there? We’re here to break down everything you should know about living in Greensboro, NC.
Read moreLiving in Lubbock, Texas: 18 Things To Know About This Not-So-Little Town on the Prairie
Texas
by Bridget HoulihanPosted On July 15, 2026
Living in Lubbock, Texas, offers a low cost of living, affordable housing, and a growing job market centered on healthcare, education, manufacturing, and agriculture.
Read moreLiving in Iowa: An Underrated Midwestern Gem
Iowa
by Matt LyonsPosted On July 13, 2026
Whether you're dreaming of wide-open spaces or prefer to stay close to the action, Iowa makes it easy to have both. You can settle into a peaceful small town and still be within a reasonable drive of vibrant hubs like Des Moines or Iowa City for great dining, entertainment, and culture. Of course, no place is perfect. Before you pack the moving boxes, let's take a closer look at the real pros and cons of living in Iowa.
Read moreWhy Are So Many Californians Moving to Texas?
Texas
by Kiran BahlPosted On July 1, 2026
We all know that everything is bigger in Texas, but is it better? For some Californians, the answer is a resounding yes. According to a recent migration data analysis, approximately 100,000 Californians moved to Texas last year. So, if you’re a Californian moving to Texas or you’re interested in becoming one, here are the pros and cons of moving from California to Texas.
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