Located in the heartland of America, there is no better indication of what is going on in mainstream America than life in the cities of Indiana. Cities like South Bend, the fourth largest city in the Hoosier State, reflect American life and if you desire a comfortable life, you can't go wrong with South Bend living.

Formerly an hotbed of industrial activity, South Bend has had a long history that makes it one of the most unique cities to live in all of Indiana. Tracing back its roots to December 1679 when the French explorer Robert Rene Sieur de La Salle landed on the banks of the St. Joseph River at what is now Riverview Cemetary, South Bend has grown into one of the most progressive and bustling cities in Indiana.

Located in St. Joseph County, South Bend is home to such unique attractions as the College Football Hall of Fame and the Studebaker National Museum. A bit of a college town, South Bend is also home to the University of Notre Dame, St. Mary's College, and Indiana University.

With 70 parks and a thriving local economy, South Bend is quickly rebounding from the small slump it suffered after the decline of industrial activity in the country following World War Two. A city that has all of the amenities that you is needed to serve the needs of its over 100,000 residents, South Bend also has a comfortable, small town feel that makes anybody feel like they're home.