City Guides

If you would prefer your golden years to have a warm, Southwestern persuasion, then Arizona should be at the top of your list. When you make the choice to retire in Arizona, you’ll be in good company, as those aged 65+ account for 17.1 percent of the population, and Arizona ranks 12th when it comes to having the most retired folks in the U.S. So is retiring in Arizona for you? Let’s find out!

 It’s not hard to fall in love with Washington, D.C. But one thing’s for certain: Living in D.C. means living in a city with a high crime rate. So what do you do if your heart’s set on moving to the nation’s capital? You look into the safest neighborhoods in the D.C. area. Here are the ones that top our list. 

Not only is walking great for your body and mind, but it also directly combats noise and air pollution, reduces the stress of planning your commute, and makes your home feel more alive. It also has tons of health benefits, you’ll save money on gas and insurance, and it’s a great opportunity to meet new people and get to know your city. In a country built with car owners in mind, though, where can you move to find this? We’re here to help you answer exactly that.

New York City is one of the most expensive cities in America. If you’re new to the city and your budget isn’t exactly robust . . . is it still possible to live well in NYC? We think the answer is yes, if you’ve got a good game plan and a positive mindset. You can start with our guide to living on a budget in New York City.

One of the fastest growing cities in the entire country, San Antonio isn’t just famous for its rich history; it’s also known for its beauty and lively culture — among many other things. But while living directly in San Antonio may seem desirable, some of the best cities in Texas near San Antonio offer perks like more affordable housing costs and increased safety without sacrificing an easy commute directly into the city. But what are the best cities near San Antonio? Here’s our list of the top 10.