Community is the goal people most often move for and least often plan for. The lines associated with it are not the ones associated with excitement.
Why there is no universal list
The friendliest cities in the world are friendly to everyone and belong to nobody in particular. Belonging is specific, and it is built rather than found.
What a chart can suggest is where you may find that building easier — where you are more legible to people, or more inclined to stay put long enough for it to work.
It cannot supply the two years it usually takes. Nothing can.
The lines associated with community
Four lines carry most of what astrology associates with community. They are not interchangeable, and the one people ask for is rarely the one they are describing.
What these lines look like in real cities
A concrete version, since the abstract one only goes so far. These are not recommendations — your community lines run somewhere specific to your birth moment, and across everyone alive they fall roughly evenly across every longitude. There is no shortlist that applies to a whole population.
What is worth reading is the combination. The same line through an easy, inexpensive city and through a fast, expensive one describes two different years. If one of yours does fall near a place below, this is the kind of thing it may describe.
What actually decides the answer for you
- How long you will stay. This is the goal where duration matters more than location, by a distance.
- Where these lines fall for you — and whether there is anything there to belong to.
- Whether you want depth or breadth. The Moon answer and the Jupiter answer are both community and are not the same life.
Every line above is a guess until you know where your own ones are. The full set of city guides covers each place line by line.