City Guides

This year, proximity to nature and culture made cities like Santa Fe, New Mexico an attractive and fulfilling place to relocate.

Our latest Finding Home study revealed people are leaving the big cities for the slower-paced, less expensive lifestyle found in cities like Knoxville.

People are finding their “forever home” in mid-sized cities they may not have considered a few years ago, including Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Could your “forever home” be in a mid-sized city like Indianapolis? See a few reasons why more and more people are moving there.

Bienvenidos a Miami!

New York City at a Glance  Located at the confluence of the Hudson River and the Atlantic Ocean, this capital of the eastern seaboard has been a beacon for newcomers,

Should I Move to Houston?

San Antonio at a Glance  As the site of one of the nation’s foundational battles, San Antonio’s past will always loom large in its present.

Welcome to the City of Angels  With its sunny boulevards and breezy beach scene, Los Angeles has long beckoned starry-eyed, Hollywood hopefuls and business pioneers with their eye on industry.

Austin at a Glance  Nestled on the banks of the roaring Colorado River, Austin is the beating heart of the Hill Country.

Dallas at a Glance  The third-largest city in Texas but the biggest in style, Dallas is a city of swagger, sophistication and good spirits.

Chicago is More Than a Windy City  From the shores of Lake Michigan to the boutique hotels of the Gold Coast, the vintage record stores of Avondale and Wicker Park,