We built the relocation researcher we wish we had.
Most people regret their relocation decisions. The research is the problem. A serious move requires three days of searching across a dozen sources: FBI crime tables, Census cost-of-living pages, GreatSchools ratings, Reddit threads, Zillow listings, Walk Score, FEMA flood maps, local news. Most people give up halfway and move anyway.
MoveFantastic compresses that research into a single 15+ page report, for $149. We query 60+ primary public sources in parallel, pulling hundreds of individual data fields. A quality gate verifies every data point and flags gaps before the report is assembled and delivered.
The data we pull from
- FBI Uniform Crime Reporting for crime rates and trends
- U.S. Census Bureau for demographics, income, housing, commute
- Bureau of Labor Statistics for jobs and wage data
- GreatSchools for district and school ratings
- Zillow and Rentcast for home prices and rental velocity
- Walk Score for walkability, transit, and bike scores
- FEMA for flood zones and disaster risk
- EPA for air and water quality
- Reddit and local news for what residents actually say
- Google Maps and Places for routing and points of interest
What makes our reports different
Generic "top 10 cities" lists are not relocation research. Every MoveFantastic report is original research on the specific city you asked about, with honest notes where data is thin. Every purchase results in a delivered report.
FAQ
Do reports work for small cities?
Yes, as long as the city is in our supported city list and has at least 5,000 residents. Smaller cities naturally have fewer city-level datasets than large metros, so some sections may use county, regional, or nearby-market data where that is the more honest source.
The name
Named for the feeling you want at the end, not the stress at the start. A move should end with you thinking "that was fantastic."
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