Moving

As the first waves of Gen Zers are reaching adulthood, they seem to be determined to forge their own path – including when it comes to where they choose to live. States like Florida and Texas are attracting and retaining the highest volumes of domestic migration.

Deciding to relocate to a new city is a journey in itself, and there’s no such thing as too much research. However, you need to go further than simply learning about housing, the local economy and job opportunities. Oftentimes, the most successful way of getting the vibe of a place, and of deciding whether it’s a good fit for you, is by immersing yourself in its culture and history. Books and movies can tell a lot about a place. And, since we already covered the best movies to get to know Chicago, we decided to provide a list of books that will make you more intimately acquainted with the Windy City.

New Jersey’s city skylines often steal the spotlight, but the state also has plenty of suburbs offering a taste of urban living without the constant frenzy of the big city. From the picturesque landscapes of Bergen County to the waterfront vistas of Monmouth County, New Jersey suburbs have their own unique character.

Nestled in the picturesque hills of Travis County, Austin is one of the country’s fastest growing urban hotspots. Its dynamic economy keeps adding attractive jobs – almost 33K new jobs were created in 2023 alone – so it’s no wonder that people are flocking to Austin. But what exactly should you expect when living in Austin? Here are some of the most attractive (and interesting) attributes of Austin, as emphasized by various rankings where the city lands on top.

When it comes to the exciting prospect of relocating, Florida shines as an attractive location for suburbanites. With its perennially warm and sunny climate, stunning beaches, and the allure of no state income tax, the Sunshine State beckons as a haven for families and a prime destination for retirement.