Santa Fe may not be the largest LGBT city in the country, but being gay in Santa Fe is certainly not an issue. The city is quite welcoming—it’s called “the City Different” for a reason, after all. Many of those who live in Santa Fe describe themselves as being a little unusual, and the city is known for its arts and its unique culture. Its architecture draws many tourists from around the country every year, as does its many shopping […]

Living in Ohio may not mean living in the LGBT capital of the world, but there are some amazing cities here. Many of the more open parts of Ohio are very welcoming to LGBT individuals, especially if you move to the right neighborhoods. If you’re thinking about working with a gay or lesbian real estate agent to move to Ohio, here are a few of the places you might think about. Around Cleveland Cleveland has several suburbs and neighborhoods that […]

If you are transitioning, you may find yourself suddenly feeling unwelcome in the city and, in fact, the entire state you’ve called your home for years. If that’s the case, it may be time to find a gay or lesbian real estate agent and begin looking at moving to a state that provides more rights and protections than what you have now. Here are some of the best states to live in if you’re transgender. Illinois Chicago is an amazing […]

When LGBT people are asked if they’re going to look for a home in a Gayborhood or gay ghetto, some may answer yes, while others may have no idea what the term means. While gay neighborhoods were once very thriving communities, today some see them as no longer a necessity. LGBT people are much more accepted and in most locations do not have to fear being attacked by their neighbors. But the gay neighborhood still exists in many cities, and […]

Are you thinking about a move to Virginia? If so, you may be talking to a gay or lesbian real estate agent about homes in Richmond. The capital of the state, Richmond, was incorporated in 1742, making it a city with a huge amount of history. It’s also home to growing artistic community and a number of LGBT citizens. In fact, Richmond added a large LGBT community center in 2008 and home to the Triangle Theatre, one of the biggest […]

Baltimore may not be the capital city of Maryland, but it’s probably the most famous. This city, which is technically not considered part of any county, is known for having the most public monuments per capita than any other city in the country, as about one out of every three buildings is on the National Register. If you’re a part of the LGBT community who loves history, art, and architecture, then Baltimore is for you! The city actually has a […]

While a lot of people look to the two coasts for the best LGBT cities out there, there are a number of places in the central US that are great places to live. You’ll find a number of gay and lesbian real estate agents in these cities just waiting to help you find the home of your dreams. For our purposes, we’re defining “Central US” as the middle section of the country—Texas and Louisiana up through North Dakota, Minnesota, and […]

Trenton, New Jersey, is the state’s capital and, in 1784, was actually the capital of the United States. Following the end of the war, the Confederation Congress met in the city during November and December, making it the de facto capital of the young country. However, Trenton only held this honor for 54 days. But that was then. How is the city now, and is it a good home for an LGBT family or a single person looking to put […]

Are you thinking about moving to Honolulu? Situated on the large island of Oahu, Honolulu is a large port and is considered to be the gateway to the gorgeous state. It’s the most populous city in Hawaii, has many different international businesses, and, best of all, is very LGBT friendly. Both the state and the city itself are quite welcoming to gay and lesbian residents and newcomers, so if you’re considering a move to the tropical state, you may want […]

Maryland is a great state to live in—it’s near Washington, D.C. and within driving distance of New York City, Philadelphia, and other major East Coast metro areas. The state capital of Baltimore is home to a large number of people itself, and the state’s economy is so good that it has the lowest poverty rate in the U.S. Much of this has to do with the fact that many work in Washington, D.C. or in the satellite government offices and […]