Bridget Houlihan

There are plenty of great areas around Columbus, Ohio, that provide less hustle and bustle, more space for the price, and a quieter, slower pace — without sacrificing quality of life. What’s more, these cities, towns, and suburbs are also family-friendly and located close enough to easily commute to the big city when you want. Check out which ones made our top 10!

Moving across the country is an adventure, to say the least. Long-distance moves can be complex, and they definitely require lots of planning and foresight to ensure they’re as efficient and stress-free as possible. Naturally, it’s going to cost more to move cross-country than to another nearby neighborhood, but is it possible to move far away without breaking the bank? And is the cheapest way to move cross-country the best way? Find out now.

Have you ever wanted to live in a beautiful, walkable city with fantastic coastal views, good weather, and great cultural amenities? Then you might be interested in San Francisco. But is Frisco good for families? And if so, what are the best neighborhoods in San Francisco for families? Here are our top picks.

Fort Worth, Texas, has the perfect mix of laid-back cowboy style and all the modern amenities you can expect from a large, bustling metropolis. Not to mention it’s an incredible sports town. (Go Horned Frogs!) But you don’t have to stick within the city’s boundaries to experience all the perks of the area. In fact, you can enjoy the city’s unique attributes in the Fort Worth suburbs — with the added bonuses of a lower cost of living, a growing job market, and lots of affordable housing options

Located right on the cliffs of the Watchung Mountains, Montclair is considered to be the arts and culture hub of northern New Jersey. Residents love its artsy, eclectic vibe. And living in Montclair, NJ, means you don’t have to go far to experience first-class dining options, see theater productions, or attend festivals. But is Montclair, NJ, a good place to live? And should you move there?