City Guides

San Francisco packs a lot of punch for a city that’s only 7×7 (or 49 square miles). With its iconic Golden Gate Bridge, colorful Victorian row houses, and funky, diverse districts, the City by the Bay is a great place to live — if you can afford the hefty price tag. Our guide is here to help you find out which SF neighborhood is right for you and your lifestyle.

Retirees from all walks of life can find homes in Texas. The state’s made up of friendly communities with lots of outdoor opportunities and more space for your money — just to name a few benefits. From bustling big cities and towns near the ocean to quiet places on the plains, there’s no place quite like Texas! Find out more now.

If you’re making the move to the Emerald City, you’ll soon discover it’s made up of dozens of diverse and eclectic neighborhoods. Whether you’re looking for a laid-back, family vibe or a walkable urban scene where you can quickly get from condo to office tower, our Seattle Neighborhood guide will help match you to the right neighborhood for you.

So you know you want to move to Baltimore, but do you know where you want to live in the city? There are more than 250 neighborhoods to choose from and only seven made it onto our list. Explore what makes these neighborhoods so special, what it will cost to buy a home or rent an apartment here, and more.

Is it worth living in California? Only you can decide what’s best for you. But to help you make that decision, here’s a rundown of the pros, cons, and truths about what it’s like living in California, along with some zeroed-in stats on a few of its most popular cities.