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April 17, 2017

Has Nashville Overtaken San Francisco as the Gay Mecca?

Buying a HomeJeff Hammerberg0

Have you always admired the open, carefree life members of the LGBT community seem to live in San Francisco? If you live in the south, it may seem like an amazing gay Mecca. However, according to the U.S. News & World Report, you may not need to move quite that far to find your own little slice of gay heaven. That’s because the publication has named Nashville, Tennessee, the 13th best place to live in the U.S. That might not […]

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April 6, 2017

What Cities in Arizona Are LGBT Friendly?

Buying a HomeJeff Hammerberg0

Thinking about moving to Arizona? The state is known for its deserts and its dry heat, which makes it ideal for those who hate the cold. Many people retire to Arizona because the climate is better for their arthritis. The state does have a number of cities that are very welcoming to the LGBT community, too. Gay and lesbian real estate agents are available in much of the state to help you find the perfect home for you and your […]

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March 28, 2017

Great Cities for the LGBT Community in Florida

Buying a HomeJeff Hammerberg0

Florida is well-known as both a vacation destination and a great place to retire to. But did you know the state also has a strong LGBT population? There are many places in Florida that are very welcoming to gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people. Even if you aren’t near retirement age, moving to this state can be a great move. You don’t even have to settle in the larger cities such as Orlando, either. In fact, a lot of people […]

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March 13, 2017

The Top Cities in Arkansas for LGBT Individuals

Buying a HomeJeff Hammerberg0

While Arkansas may not be one of the states leading the charge for LGBT rights, there are definitely some welcoming cities here. Don’t let the fact that Arkansas is located in the Bible Belt deter you from moving to the state. There are definitely some great places to live here. If you’re considering Arkansas for your future home, you’ll want to talk to gay or lesbian real estate agents about moving to one of the following cities. Little Rock Let’s […]

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February 28, 2017

The Pros and Cons of Living in a Gay Ghetto

Buying a HomeJeff Hammerberg0

Are you thinking about living in a gay ghetto? That’s the slang term for a neighborhood that’s mostly populated with members of the LGBT community. Often, the businesses in or around these areas are also owned by LGBT individuals. There are a number of reasons you might want to live in one of these areas, but there are a few reasons why you may not as well. Here are some of these pros and cons. You’re Among Other LGBT Individuals […]

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February 20, 2017

Greensboro and Charlotte Rank Highly for LGBT Inclusiveness in North Carolina

Buying a HomeJeff Hammerberg0

If you’re a part of the LGBT community and are considering a move to North Carolina, there are a few cities that top the list of the most inclusive and welcoming. Ten different cities in the state were recently included in the Human Rights Campaign study of how inclusive a number of the largest cities in the U.S. are. Out of the 506 cities in this survey, Greensboro and Charlotte were the top two. The Overall Scores Overall, North Carolina’s […]

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February 13, 2017

The Best Cities for LGBT People in Oklahoma

Buying a HomeJeff Hammerberg0

Oklahoma is known for being a fairly conservative state, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have several great places for LGBT individuals and families. While it may only have a couple of large cities, each does have a number of suburbs. If you’re considering moving to Oklahoma and want to be sure you’re living in an area where you’ll be accepted, you want to consider either Tulsa or Oklahoma City. Tulsa Tulsa is a fairly large city that’s home to […]

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January 31, 2017

Senior Housing to Open in Wilton Manors

Buying a HomeJeff Hammerberg0

Many senior citizens in the LGBT community find themselves with a dilemma as they age. Some simply don’t feel welcome in senior centers and assisted living facilities. Part of this has to do with age and how older generations are not always as accepting of LGBT individuals as younger people are. Others simply do not want to give up the homes they have worked so hard to purchase. They may have discussed selling with a LGBT real estate agent, but […]

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January 23, 2017

The Most Welcoming Cities in Oregon

Buying a HomeJeff Hammerberg0

Many people know Oregon as a very welcoming, LGBT-friendly state. Its people elected the first openly bisexual governor, and there are two gay justices on the state’s supreme court. Many flock to Oregon every year to vacation in Portland and on the coast, but what if you’re considering a move here? As many gay and lesbian real estate agents will tell you, Oregon has a good number of great cities for you to live. While many would assume Portland is […]

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January 16, 2017

Montana’s Most Welcoming Cities

Buying a HomeJeff Hammerberg0

Are you thinking about moving to Montana? If so, you’ll be pleased to learn that despite what you might think, the state really is welcoming to LGBT individuals. This is especially true about several of the state’s largest cities. You can find gay and lesbian real estate agents in these areas who can point you towards the best neighborhoods and tell you about the various LGBT activities and resources available. Here are some of the cities in Montana where you […]

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