Thinking of moving to Tampa? As a lifelong resident of the area who’s lived on both sides of Tampa Bay, I don’t blame you. This area has so much to offer beyond the fabulous weather that it’s hard for me not to gush. But there are both great and not-so-great things about living in Tampa. So before you decide to join the steady stream of newcomers seeking sunshine and sandy beaches, sit back, grab a refreshing tropical drink, and read on to learn what life is really like in Tampa Bay — from the practical facts to the fun stuff.

If you’re looking to move to a place with a low cost of living, friendly residents, access to free community college, and plenty of well-paying jobs, then you’ve got to check out some of the best Memphis neighborhoods! Here are our top picks.

Fort Worth isn’t just an extension of Dallas; it is its own large and populated Texas city that is referred to as “where the West begins.” And living in Fort Worth, Texas? It may be right up your alley. Here are 15 things we think you should know about what it’s like living in Fort Worth.

With an increased interest in telecommuting and getting more square footage for less money, many are considering a move to New Jersey — where you can enjoy suburban amenities while keeping the bustling excitement of the Big Apple or Philadelphia within reach. Find out where to start looking with our guide to the Garden State, organized by region for easy reference.

Nothing compares to New York City. With its iconic attractions, world-class cuisine, and neverending entertainment — among many other attributes — its reputation precedes itself. So it’s no surprise that you’re thinking about making a move to the Big Apple. But just as with any life-changing decision, here are some pros and cons of living in NYC to first take into consideration.