City Guides

Located in the state of Missouri, the city of St. Louis is known for its low cost of living and affordable housing. Plus, its robust job market allows people to find opportunities in a wide array of fields. Living in St. Louis provides an environment where people are friendly and have a strong sense of community. Is it the right city for you, though? We’re here to help you answer that exact question.

Omaha might be the largest city in Nebraska (and in the U.S.), but that doesn’t mean living here is expensive. In fact, the best Omaha neighborhoods boast a low cost of living and plenty of job opportunities, plus great schools and plenty of things to do no matter your age. Here are our top 10 picks for the best neighborhoods in Omaha.

Philadelphia’s a great choice for families with kids and college students alike, as well as professionals and retirees. But are you more interested in living near Philly versus living in Philly? Perhaps you prefer a different cost of living or want to get away from the hustle and bustle — yet still want to be close enough to join in on the fun. Then, lucky for you, there are plenty of great options around the City of Brotherly Love. Take a look.

Lexington balances tranquil charm and vibrant city life beautifully. Equestrian culture runs deep, and so does Wildcat pride. With all of that, plus affordable living, a strong job market, and well-regarded education options, it’s no surprise that people are attracted to the city. There’s a lot more to learn, though. And we’re here to give you the lowdown.