What would be the first thing that crosses your mind when you think of Chi-town? Deep dish pizza? Gangsters’ paradise? Or perhaps the notoriously bad weather in the Windy City? The competition is fierce, and there is more to add to that list, so all of you planning on living in Chicago, stay tuned to get the scoop.
Continue readingAre you thinking about moving across the country and wondering what is living in Boston like? Massachusetts capital is a cradle of America’s firsts – first public park, first university, one of the first hospitals, first lighthouse, first subway, home to the oldest restaurant that’s still open, and oldest Major League Baseball stadium. With its green areas, many neighborhoods, diverse population, and attractions, The Hub, as it’s also known, is one of the most popular destinations in the US. If you are thinking about relocating here, there’s some information that you should check out before you embark on a long-distance move.
Continue readingThe capital of Massachusetts, or The Hub, is a global metropolis featured among the top 30 most economically powerful cities in the world. If you want to be in the vicinity of big-city amenities and opportunities but not actually live in the urban jungle, consider one of many suburbs of Boston as your next home. No matter where you choose to live, with the help of a wide road and public transportation network, you can reach the center of the metropolis in no time.
Continue readingGeorgia capital is home to numerous parks, museums, a zoo, aquarium, and so much more, just waiting to bring joy to every child who becomes its resident. There are plenty of things for kids to do in Atlanta, and every parent (and future parent) should know that if they’re thinking about moving to Atlanta. This great Southern city offers diverse options for kids of all ages and interests while allowing their moms and dads to enjoy with them. All kinds of attractions, landmarks, parks, and museums are waiting for you in The A.
Continue readingWhatever your reason for long-distance moving to Boston, there are plenty of other ones that will make you fall in love with it. The notoriously high cost of living in the City on the Hill is well worth it, considering what it has to offer. It’s a sports city, college hub, history-rich place, and the bustling yet somehow small and intimate capital of Massachusetts where you can walk to work every day. So before you get ready to start your new life in Boston, here’s everything you need to know about it.
Continue readingWhen you think about romance, world-famous cities such as Paris and Rome might come to mind. However, you don’t have to travel halfway across the world to charm your loved one – you could instead move to the capital of New England and enjoy some of the romantic things to do in Boston every day.
Continue readingIf you’re considering moving to Atlanta, then you’re probably asking yourself what living in Atlanta looks like. There is no short answer because we’re talking about a vast and diverse place with so much to offer. We went the extra mile to give you a complete and thorough picture of life in this sprawling Southern metropolis. Enjoy reading about how it feels to be a resident of the Georgia capital.
Continue readingConsidered the birthplace of the skyscraper, the Windy City is one of the most popular places among couples. Is it because when you’re in love, its buildings seem taller and their reflection, beautiful Lake Michigan, seems bluer, or simply due to the fact there are plenty of romantic things to do in Chicago, we’re not sure. Whether you’re looking for date night spots or want to refresh your long-term relationship, in Chi-Town, you’ll reach cloud nine.
Continue readingThe Hub, as Bostonians call it, is a Massachusetts leading metropolis in just about every respect from job offers to universities. If you are relocating to the home of Red Sox, Celtics, Patriots, and Bruins you might wonder how much are season tickets at Fenway but also what is the cost of living in Boston and can you afford it?
Continue readingIf you’re making a long-distance move to the capital of Georgia, one thing’s for sure — you’ll be thrilled by the burgeoning Atlanta nightlife scene. A-town has a lot to offer to newcomers, and you’ll love it by night, when clubs and pubs and various idiosyncratic places come alive. Whether you want to dance your feet off, chill at a rooftop bar, meet a celebrity, or stroll around a museum, you’ll have plenty of options to do so. All the hassle that comes with moving to another state will pay off!
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