Matt Lyons

Making the decision to call North Carolina home might sound like an easy choice. In fact, it’s the No. 2 state people are moving to in 2025, with a population that’s steadily grown over the past five years to more than 11.2 million. So moving to North Carolina sounds like a no-brainer, right? We think so. But just like anywhere else, there are pros and cons of living in North Carolina. For a more well-rounded picture before making the move, you’ve come to the right place.

Omaha might be the largest city in Nebraska (and in the U.S.), but that doesn’t mean living here is expensive. In fact, the best Omaha neighborhoods boast a low cost of living and plenty of job opportunities, plus great schools and plenty of things to do no matter your age. Here are our top 10 picks for the best neighborhoods in Omaha.

Las Vegas is known for its gambling scene, but there’s a lot more to love about Sin City than slots and roulette. In fact, you may be surprised to find out that Las Vegas neighborhoods and suburbs are actually a great place to find your next home. Beautiful and warm weather, easy access to the city, plenty of outdoor activities, and a plethora of solid suburban communities are among some of the top living perks. Here are 9 neighborhoods and suburbs that have it all.

Sure, moving somewhere new is exciting. You’re anticipating a fresh start in a completely new environment. But at the same time, there are a lot of stressors that go along with the moving process, including packing up all your belongings and finding the proper way to, well, actually move. Especially if it happens to involve moving to another state and dealing with interstate moving costs. So here’s our guide to help you navigate those cost stressors and get one step closer to that fresh start.