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The 2016 Summer Olympics have come to a close, and the medal count is in. The United States dominated, winning 121 events and compiling 266 individual medals. Some states’ athletes really brought home the gold (California), and others brought home a handful of bronze and silver. Some states would have been just as well off to stay home and watch it from...
Like a block of cheddar molding in the back of the fridge, Donald Trump is orange, horrifying and unqualified to be president. However, despite his blatant racism, incredible lies, and total fear mongering he remains a candidate for that office, and he also remains a topic Americans frequently Google. Estately was curious how Americans differ in how they Google Donald Trump...
The United States is a celebrity-obsessed country, and not only for A-list celebs like Beyoncé and Brad Pitt. Americans are keenly interested in our lesser-known celebrities, those who dwell on the outskirts of stardom, or grasp at fame on reality TV shows, or have seen their star fade significantly over the years. America as a whole loves it some D-list celebrities, but there are geographical...
For many Americans nervously watching this year’s presidential campaign the idea of moving to Canada is gaining greater traction. However, there are so many factors to consider when choosing where to buy a home in Canada—average home price, weather, and obviously the odds of surviving a zombie apocalypse. That’s why Estately Real Estate Search mapped out which Canadian provinces offer the greatest...
There are so many factors to consider when choosing where to buy a home, but here at Estately we don’t want the potential zombie apocalypse to be one of them. That’s why we’ve mapped out which states are the safest to live in should an army of the undead suddenly appear.
The stereotype of Americans is we’re all we’re highly religious and wealthy consumers who spend our time firing guns, driving vehicles, stuffing our faces, watching reality TV, and generally avoiding traveling to or learning about anything beyond our borders. But where is this stereotype most fitting?