Joe Robison

Millennials do everything a bit differently, including fatherhood. We ranked American cities to see which locations offer the best living situation for young fathers and their families.

House-Rich, Cash-Poor is when home prices and cost of living are vastly disproportionate to regional incomes. It’s bad news for homeowners. We found the cities where homeowners are likely to have more home equity than liquid assets to their names, and the inverse.

What does the future of ideal city sizes in a post-pandemic landscape look like? We think large cities could be the next big (large?) thing. These cities are the perfect size for offering a balanced blend of affordability, job opportunity, and urban amenities. Bonus points for those with easy access to nature.

The COVID-19 pandemic greatly disrupted the American housing market, causing unprecedented changes in migration. As people rethink how and where they want to live, mid-size cities may be seeing a relocation renaissance. 

As the next generation of adults comes of age and begins to make their way in the wider world, in which American cities will Gen Z take root? We analyzed economic and social data to predict the U.S. cities Gen Z will be happiest to call home.

The concentration of bitcoin ATMs in a country or city can tell you a lot about the crypto-economy in that region. We analyzed the locations of bitcoin ATMs together with demographic and economic data to compile these lists of the top bitcoin-friendly places in the U.S. and abroad.

Graphic designers are a critical role for startups, direct-to-consumer brands, and established companies alike. While cities like NYC and LA attract droves of graphic designers and artists, those aren’t always the best places for quality of life for graphic designers. We get into the numbers below.

Small cities offer the allure of big-city action while also being affordable and less crowded.