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During these troubled times, Tina Turner isn’t the only one who needs a hero. Many of America’s greatest cities are at risk of becoming modern-day Gothams. Estately analyzed the largest cities in the U.S. to determine which were most in peril.
For many singles, Valentine’s Day is a great day to not be in a relationship. While couples exchange gifts of overpriced jewelry and giant stuffed bears in hopes of a rare night of romance, singles are free to do as they please. However, there are some U.S. states where area singles aren’t living it up and making the most of their freedom.
Each year, after a lifetime of working and saving for the future, tens of thousands of American workers leave their jobs for the last time, anxiously anticipating the next chapter of their life. It’s the big pay-off. It’s the long vacation. Ah, retirement. But for the prime of your life, you need prime real estate. School districts no longer matter.
However you see Millennials, the fact is that many cities — those with high costs of living, skyrocketing rents, and few job opportunities for new college grads — are just unsustainable places to live for young people who are starting off with close to $30,000 of debt to their name.
America is a land of cat people—from compassionate cat rescuers to those people who wear matching sweaters with their cats in their annual holiday photo. However, there are states where the feline force is stronger than others.
Cat enthusiasts are found throughout America, but the country is also home to millions of serious cat haters. Do you live in a state that’s a haven for felines and their friends, or do you live in one that has gone completely to the dogs?