Community

Here's where to find the friendliest neighbors.

Cleanliness is key!

It addresses the needs of their citizens from cradle to cane. 

Bring the whole family!

Looking for a new home? Consider these metros.

Location is the name of the game.

Whether you’re looking to move or have upcoming travel plans, finding accessible locations and services can be a challenge — to say the least.

818 Tequila was founded by Kendall Jenner in 2021.

Learn about the places that highlight Black success.

"I’m not wasting my time mowing the lawn over on the GOVERNMENT GRASS!"

It's called 3by30.

Here’s how we can overcome a feeling of isolation through good city planning.

Here are the destinations that topped the list.

Here are a few tips for figuring out if a place is right for you during and after the pandemic.

And helped me find community.

It's being spearheaded by Richard Rothstein, author of "The Color of Law."

They're snapshots of a particular moment in time.

Round up your pals to see if you can find all 30 things.

From quick, easy, and free ideas to longer-term projects.

I came across it on TikTok.

In addition to reaching out and checking in with your AAPI friends and family, here are other ways to show support for the community right now.

A classic advice column question with a not-so-classic answer.

Her stone wall is depositing debris every time it rains.

Here's what to know.

These racist clauses in deeds were once common—and some still exist today.

When counties or towns don’t have enough poll workers, they’re forced to shut down polling locations — making it harder for people to cast their ballot on election day.

And what's so bad about "Not In My Backyard?"

I moved to the suburbs and learned about my community through its taste in books.

Diverse housing options = diverse residents.

As they're separated by a pandemic.

Starting today.

Consider starting your own Little Free Library.

At least one village will be ready for residents in a matter of weeks.

“We designed a space where passing neighbors, friends and children can easily stop by to chit chat under the entrance porch."

What it means to be healthy is varied and subjective, but where you live can contribute to your overall wellbeing. According to a new report published by wellness app Mindbody, some cities are serious #goals.

WalletHub reviewed the 100 largest cities in the U.S. to find out which cities are greenest.

There’s a non-profit out there whose work is changing the way we tackle homelessness.

We know all this peace and harmony is gratifying to you, Libra.

50+ years after the Fair Housing Act was passed, segregation's legacy still fiercely influences public school funding.

This year’s fall season in New Hampshire is looking a little extra nice, thanks to this new property by Frank Lloyd Wright that just hit the market.

Yes, good fences make good neighbors—but so do good boundaries.

They say trends come and go, but in the world of houseplants, we believe succulents are decidedly here to stay. That’s why we’re over the moon for this latest discovery: Greenovia dodrantalis, also known as “mountain rose,” according to Southern Living. These pint-sized succulents, which come in a pretty pink hue as well as the typical blue-green shade, look exactly like roses thanks to their tightly packed leaves arranged in layers.

If you are at risk of encountering an ICE raid—or would like to support your community members and neighbors if you encounter one, here is what to do.

It has an incredible history.

In Amsterdam, a floating neighborhood is being built on a canal. The project is a collaboration between architecture firm Space & Matter and a team of consultants. Known as Schoonschip Amsterdam, this residential area has been in the works since 2010, and the team expects to complete the project in 2020. The floating neighborhood offers a sustainable solution for high-density urban areas (a greener alternative to high rises) as well as low-lying areas that are at risk due to rising sea levels.

It may be expensive and there may never be enough on-street parking, its charm and accessibility really make living in Hoboken all worth it.

You may have done a great job splitting up all your stuff or maybe you feel pretty good about the custody setup you both agreed to, but that doesn’t mean it’s easy having your ex living right around the corner—especially if your lease isn’t up for another year. Not to worry—stepping outside of your apartment won’t always spike your anxiety. If you follow these six tips we promise your next bump-in won’t be as awkward as the last one.

Every now and then, I Google the address of my childhood home just to see if it’s on the market. I don’t want to buy it, make no mistake. It’s more that I’m forever curious to see if any interior photos have been posted so I can take a virtual walk around the place I spent 21 years of my life. But that’s as far as I’ll take it. In fact, I’ve never thought of driving up to the house and asking the current owners if I could do a little nostalgia tour.