Joe Robison

Historical Wild West, the grandeur of the Grand Canyon, spiritual Sedona — Arizona has it all. Since the advent of air conditioning, the state’s affordable living costs and temperate winters have attracted snowbirds and retirees. Today, across the dense urban areas, there’s been a boom of new residents across all demographics and a number of businesses moving in making it one of the most popular sunbelt moving destinations in the nation.

Americans have been moving to the Sunshine State in droves over the past few years. Retirees and a new generation of tech workers are diversifying the land that was once primarily alligators and citrus groves. We wanted to know which states are fueling the growth, and which cities are seeing surges of new resident growth?

With explosive growth across the Lone Star state, Texas is clearly a beacon attracting both businesses and individuals nationwide. Urban metros are overflowing with newcomers flooding historically off-the-radar towns. Which Texas cities are especially popular to move to in 2024? 

Rising gas prices will cause painful moving cost increases this summer across the country. Since January 1 of this year, prices have already risen 26.63% across the U.S, with California hit the hardest at a $5.77 state average in March 2022. As of April 5th, the national average was $4.17 a gallon, according to AAA. […]

Parents of future Olympians are known to move across the country to support their child’s athletic career. We analyzed the Team USA roster for Beijing 2022 to see how far training has taken these Olympic families. This week, athletes from around the world will gather in Beijing for an event they’ve spent their entire lives […]

Whether you love or hate winter weather, we can all agree that the holidays are often hectic and stressful. If winter festivities (or maybe it’s the food?) raise your blood pressure each year, retreating to a winter vacation home may be just what the doctor ordered. For some, a winter getaway means getting as far […]

Fight food insecurity by donating or volunteering in one of these cities in need. The holiday season in America is a time to give to those less fortunate than us and display a spirit of generosity. But while many celebrate the holidays with multiple celebratory feasts, as many as 42 million people across the country […]

Typical college football game days are beautiful madness: hoards of super-fan tailgaters, team colors splashed over skin and painted onto signs, and inevitable flocks of avid fans piling into college stadiums. Given all the fanfare and money involved in D1 college football games, we wondered, could the presence of local football stadiums impact the value […]

America’s favorite vehicle is going electric. We predict these 25 cities will be among the earliest adopters of electric trucks based on their electric vehicle infrastructure, demographics, and proximity to outdoor activities.