Perched on the Missouri River, Omaha offers its residents a lowkey metropolitan lifestyle with plenty of access to the outdoors. We’ll cover everything you need to know about living in Omaha, Nebraska, from the cost of living, the best places to live, and even the top restaurants in town.

If you’re considering a move to North Carolina, Durham might fly under your radar (With neighbors like Raleigh and Chapel Hill, it’s easy to see why!), but don’t rule out the Bull City just yet. The bustling culture boasts unique job and education opportunities, but its charm brings seclusion and wide-open spaces wherever you look — especially if you’re looking in the best Durham neighborhoods. Check out our guide to learn about your next home.

Living on the shores of Lake Erie, surrounded by one of the largest park systems in the country, plus access to world-renowned healthcare? Living in Cleveland feels like you’re getting the best of the best — especially when you take a peek at the neighborhoods that breathe life into it all. It’s important to remember that it is still a booming metro, though, and, just like all large cities, it’s going to come with its fair share of crime. That’s why it’s important to look into the safest neighborhoods in Cleveland before you make the big move.

Living in Long Beach, California, is a truly vibrant experience. The city is known for its walkability, diverse neighborhoods, and, of course, the beach life. Situated just a few miles from the Pacific Ocean, the city’s waterfront, plus its proximity to Los Angeles, make it hard to beat. We’ve compiled a list of the 18 most important things to know about living in this coastal city.