Braden Wood
Braden Wood is a part-time content developer at Digital Nomad Exchange and Expat Exchange. In addition to researching and writing articles for Digital Nomad Exchange and Expat Exchange, he is involved with photo and video content development with a special focus on New York City, where he is a student in the Undergraduate Film & Television program at NYU Tisch School of the Arts.
Some of Mr. Wood's Articles

Discover the top beach towns in Central America where expats relish the sun, sand, and a relaxed lifestyle with affordable living costs

Expat families, foreign students and retirees love living in Boston, Massachusetts. This city has a neighborhood or suburb for everyone. Here are 9 of the best neighborhoods and suburbs according to expats living in Boston.

Lisbon offers a variety of neighborhoods for expats, each with unique characteristics such as proximity to the city center, public transportation, and local attractions. Popular areas include Benfica for its affordability and less touristy environment, Chiado for shopping and entertainment, and Avenida da Liberdade for high-end shopping and dining. Other notable neighborhoods are Principe Real, Baixa, Graca, Belem, and Alcantara, each offering distinct experiences from historical sites to stunning views and relaxed atmospheres.

Jamaica offers a variety of living options for expats, from bustling tourist areas like Montego Bay and Ocho Rios to quieter countryside locations like Falmouth and Mandeville. Key factors influencing the choice of residence include proximity to schools, beaches, cost of living, and safety. Expats recommend renting just outside tourist areas for affordability while still being close to amenities.