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Considering Chicago is the third most populated city in the US, it’s not the most expensive city to live in but it’s definitely not cheap.

It’ll cost more, your move won’t be the priority, and you’ll probably get low-balled. Here’s why.

Chicago is the 3rd most populated city in the US and stands as one of the nation’s largest hubs of culture, urban architecture, and industry.
It’s also a city with a ton of neighborhoods.

When you visit Philadelphia, you’ll walk in the footsteps of the likes of Benjamin Franklin, George Washington––and Rocky Balboa. This historic city is more than the declaration of independence and the Rocky steps, so here are all the fun things you should be doing in Philadelphia.

From pubs to clubs and parks to venues, Atlanta has the best nightlife scene with a little something for everyone.

For one of the larger cultural hubs in Texas, the cost of living in San Antonio is surprisingly low.

A booming tech and film industry scene have Atlantans seeing green–that is, in what they’re paying to live in Atlanta.

San Antonio is one of the biggest cultural hubs in Texas. Unfortunately, that also means picking a neighborhood to move to can largely come down to affordability.

Washington DC is a bustling hub of business and politics and can be a pretty expensive place to live