Looking for a job but don’t like the big city? Don’t worry, there are plenty of smaller cities ripe with job opportunities, as well

The cities on the list may not be very well known, but many of them are in close proximity to major cities experiencing significant population increases in their own right

Cities with a strong tech sector offer the most job opportunities for 2016

As more Baby Boomers choose to move back to cities, developers are adjusting accordingly

In 2015 alone there were over 4,000 complaints about squatters, a 43 percent increase from 2014 and over twice as many from 2012.

Smaller, less expensive cities in close proximity to larger cities are seeing increased amounts of new mortgages

Thanks to the continuance of the tech boom, the Bay Area and Silicon Valley are home to the best cities for jobs for the third year in a row

Nearly 90 percent of cities saw their home prices increase in the first quarter of 2016

North Dakota can thank the strong growth in the U.S. mining sector, which accounts for the largest share of the state’s GDP, for experiencing the largest increase in personal income in the country