Matt Lyons

Living in a coastal city comes with its fair share of perks, and you can certainly expect to take advantage of them while living in Fort Lauderdale! With everything from world-class beaches, a diverse economy, and a wide variety of entertainment/dining options to easy access to other parts of the South Florida area, it’s no wonder residents enjoy living here. What are the best Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods, though? Our guide is here to tell you more.

Albuquerque has a lot to offer its residents. Whether you’re on the hunt for a chance to explore the great outdoors, a diverse food scene, or plentiful job options, you can find it all in this southwestern city. But what else should you expect when you move there? Our guide is here to tell you more.

Indianapolis is best described as a big city with a small-town feel. With a welcoming community, plenty of transportation options, and a great shopping scene, you can easily settle down in a comfy neighborhood without ever being far from the hustle and bustle. Here are 10 of our favorite Indy neighborhoods.

Fort Lauderdale is good for more than Spring Break and hitting the beaches. In fact, the “Venice of America” is often thought of as one of the best cities in the area! With 300 miles of inland waterways and world-class beaches, there’s plenty to explore in this city. But you know what? The same can be said for cities near Fort Lauderdale, too. Here are 10 of our favorites.

People have been flocking to Minnesota for its job opportunities, welcoming residents, amenities, and the abundance of stunning green spaces. Minnesota shares a border with Canada and touches Lake Superior, while also providing access to over 10,000 other lakes you can enjoy. But you don’t have to move to a big city to enjoy all this. Instead, check out 12 of our favorite small towns in Minnesota.