The best places to retire according to US News and World Report
US News and World Report has released its 2027 best places to retire rankings, sparking regional reactions nationwide.
15 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
US News and World Report has released its 2027 best places to retire rankings, sparking regional reactions nationwide.
London's Oxford Street has gone traffic-free in a major pedestrianisation effort aimed at reviving the famous shopping district.
Rome is initiating a crackdown on tourist golf cart rentals as local residents push back against congestion caused by an 'invasion' of vehicles.
The European Union is proposing new restrictions on short-term rentals like Airbnb to address an emergency housing crisis across member states.
Atlanta Beltline officials have unveiled a $3.5 billion proposal for a light-rail transit loop designed to move millions of passengers annually.
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A developer has withdrawn a petition to build a $180 million data center in southeast Raleigh following significant community opposition.
A dispute in Berlin pits the urgent need for city housing against the preservation of a bunker located under Hitler's former chancellery.
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A new 2026 study by WalletHub identifies the happiest cities across the United States, highlighting specific regional winners and city rankings.
A new report highlighting the vulnerability of global coastlines suggests that existing infrastructure cannot withstand current environmental pressures.
California cities are pushing back against drive-through restaurants, sparking a wider debate over urban pollution and community design.
Recent coverage examines vacant lots as an untapped opportunity to help close America's housing shortage.
Culver City is considering a total ban on drive-thrus amidst a proposal for a new In-N-Out location.
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