Moving to Another State

From the seaside towns of the east to the halcyon hills of the west, Massachusetts is the very embodiment of New England charm.

Known as the Switzerland of North America, the Granite State is famous for far more than its stone quarries.

Whether you call it the Old Line state, the Free State or America in Miniature, the state of Maryland is known (and notable) for so many things — including the

A Midwestern state with a Western heart, Kansas is known for cattle, wheat and wind.

Known for its rolling green hills, its caucus and, of course, its corn, the state of Iowa is an agricultural and cultural treasure in the Midwest.

One of the original 13 colonies, the Constitution State offers the best of New England’s historic charm, along with unparalleled modern connectivity.

Thinking about moving to Maine?

Arizona at a Glance A land of contrasts — not to mention breathtaking sunrises and sunsets — Arizona is defined by hot, cacti and creosote-studded, low-elevation desert, offset by the

California at a Glance California is the place of legends. For one thing, the Golden State sees an average of 258 glorious days of sunny weather each year.

Intersected by 293 miles of the legendary Appalachian Trail, which journeys through both the Appalachian Mountains and Great Smoky Mountains, Tennessee is a state where unmatched beauty meets unforgiving wilderness

Thinking about moving to Alabama?

The state of Ohio — the “Buckeye State” — offers a lot more than meets the eye.