A New Reality for Real Estate Agents – Adapting During the COVID-19 Pandemic Posted on April 05, 2020,

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed life for everyone – suddenly and in significant ways. Without question, its health impacts are the first and foremost concern....

Gayborhoods may have shaped our country, but are they a dying breed? Posted on March 04, 2020,

Finding the right home in the right neighborhood can be difficult, especially if you’re hoping to find a progressive and safe space that is diverse...

Reasons to Look for an LGBTQ+ Community Center When Moving Posted on August 23, 2019,

If you’re moving from a conservative area or from a fairly small town or city, you may have never lived in an area that had...

Northside, Cincinnati – Ohio’s Progressive Gay Village Posted on August 09, 2019,

Are you looking for a progressive LGBTQ+ community in Ohio? If so, you may want to look at Cincinnati, specifically the Northside neighborhood. This district...

The Tower District – Fresno’s LGBTQ+ Hub Posted on August 01, 2019,

Fresno, California, is located near the middle of the state. It’s a part of the San Joaquin Valley in what’s known as the Central Valley....

Finding Hidden Gay Villages Posted on July 16, 2019,

There are a number of widely recognized gay neighborhoods and villages around the U.S. Everyone knows that Chicago, New York City, and San Francisco have...

Is There a Gay Ghetto in Kentucky? Posted on July 09, 2019,

When people talk about neighborhoods that are predominantly made up of LGBTQ+ residents, few people think of places in Kentucky. However, this state does contain...

Finding a LGBTQ+ Friendly School in the Summer Posted on June 29, 2019,

If you’re moving right before or during the school year, it’s fairly easy to determine if the school in the neighborhood you’re thinking about moving...

Moving to Indianapolis? Check Out Broad Ripple Village Posted on June 21, 2019,

If you’re considering a move to Indianapolis, Illinois, you may wonder what kind of LGBTQ+ community you’ll find there. Fortunately, Illinois has been a proponent...