Question: Where does Ted decide to move to?
About the article "How I Met Your Mother", section "Season 8".

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Stella says yes to Ted's proposal.
Robin takes a new job in Japan, but quickly resigns and returns to New York to attend Ted's wedding, after realizing how much she misses her friends.
Stella leaves Ted at the altar to get back together with Tony (Jason Jones), the father of her daughter.
Barney struggles with his feelings for Robin as his company shifts him to the management team of a new acquisition, Goliath National Bank (GNB), where Marshall has accepted a position.
Marshall and Lily move to their new apartment and debate over whether or not they're ready to have children.
Robin becomes roommates with Ted and gets a job as an anchor for a 4 AM news show after Barney sends out her video resume.
Ted and Robin decide to sleep together constantly so they will not fight over each other's bad co-living habits.
Barney attempts to make them stop fighting to prevent this, revealing to Ted his love for Robin.
Ted finds out Lily has sabotaged all of his relationships with anyone she does not approve of and indirectly may have inspired his breakup with Robin.
Robin and Ted end up talking about it, causing their friendship to begin moving toward a positive note.
After Barney finally sleeps with his 200th woman (and rubs it in the face of the childhood bully who taunted him into pursuing it), he begins to question the purpose of the remainder of his life, leaving him more certain of his feelings for Robin.
Ted, while carrying the yellow umbrella, bumps into Stella and Tony.
Tony later decides to visit him, sympathizing with Ted over his loss of Stella.
Tony offers him a job as a professor of architecture, which Ted initially turns down.
In the season finale Robin finds out that Barney loves her, and initially refuses to commit to anything but a sex-only relationship; they seemingly end up together anyway.
Ted decides that being an architect is leading nowhere, and finally decides instead to become a college professor.
The finale ends with Ted preparing to teach his first class and Future Ted revealing to his children that one of the women in the class is their mother. 
With Marshall and Lily's wedding reception in full swing, Ted and Robin begin discussing a big announcement, and when Barney overhears, he harasses them until they relent, telling him of what happened 2–3 weeks before the wedding.
Ted and Robin say that they have not revealed it before because of the wedding.
In the restaurant where Ted and Robin had their first date, Ted and Robin receive two complimentary glasses of champagne.
Robin discovers an engagement ring at the bottom of the glass, and begins to think that Ted is proposing to her.
Barney reacts in horror at the thought they might marry, and Ted reveals Robin reacted with similar horror.
The proposal was actually meant for a couple at another table; when the mix-up is clarified, the other woman accepts, but Robin's horror and subsequent relief unearths unresolved issues between Ted and her.
The restaurant owner recognizes Ted is the man who stole his blue French horn, Ted runs away, but runs into a waiter, food getting all over Robin and him.
The restaurant owner forces Ted to return the blue French horn in order to get his credit card and driver's license back.
They go to Robin's apartment, and Robin discusses that she does not want to settle down, and that she has always wanted to travel the world, going to places such as Argentina.
Ted also expresses this desire, saying that he wished he had studied abroad for a year while at college and claiming that Argentina also needs architects.
Since he just finished a big project at work (the Seattle project), he feels that now is as good a time as ever to travel the world.
Barney is again disgusted by this idea, not on the terms of their relationship, but due to concerns of his being lonely in New York and Argentina being economically unstable.
Ted and Robin then discuss the issue of kids.
Robin does not want to have kids, but tells Ted that "if I were to have anyone's kids, I'd have yours".
They initially decide to hold off, but then decide to take the risk.
At this point, a terrified Barney believes that Robin is pregnant with Ted's child.
His fears seem confirmed when he sees Robin catching the bouquet and making a point of not drinking.
As Marshall and Lily leave on the honeymoon, Ted and Robin then reveal that after they had sex that night, they realized that their relationship wasn't exactly heading in a direction either of them wanted to follow.
After exactly a year of being together in a relationship, Ted and Robin break up.
This further stuns Barney, who wondered why he had not heard.
Through a flashback to the episode "Showdown", they explain that they decided to hold off announcing the breakup because of Lily and Marshall's impending wedding.
As Robin is asked by a little boy for a dance at the wedding reception, Barney tells Ted that even though he had always joked about the two of them breaking up, he thought that they were a good couple.
Ted agrees, but says that they were not headed in the same direction.
Ted then gets a drink from the bar and a cigar from Barney, and tells an overjoyed Barney that he's going to need a wingman again.
Future Ted then reveals that they eventually both got what they wanted out of life; Robin went on to travel the world, while Ted met his future wife.
Ted no longer considers Robin to be "The One", and is finally able to move on.
Meanwhile, Marshall and Lily could not eat at their own wedding reception because of things such as food being taken right out from under them and relatives congratulating them just as they were about to get a bite.
Lily also gets drunk, and misses in her attempt to feed Marshall some cake.
When they finally get to the limo, which is driven by Ranjit, Marshall asks to stop at a fast-food restaurant so that they can get something to eat.
At the restaurant, Marshall begins to fully realize that Lily is his wife, and his realization makes him very happy.
The season ends with Ted accepting Barney as his wingman, and Barney declaring the summer is going to be "Legen— wait for it..." 
Within a year, he left Southampton to move to London where he worked as a sports masseur. 
In 1994, Robin and her father visited New York (on what Robin Sr. called a 'father-son bonding trip') with Robin determined to move to the city one day.
While in Central Park, Robin buried a locket intending to return for it before her wedding so it could be her 'Something Old'.
Visiting the park with her father again in 2013, she intends for the two to find the locket, only for Robin Sr. to quickly leave to join Barney (who he has bonded with to the point of nicknaming him 'B-Dog') for a round of Lasertag.
The two initially get along well against the children also playing, but soon get into an argument and organize the children into their own teams to take each other on.
After a hard-fought battle, the two agree to end the argument and happily get back to shooting the other kids.
While Robin searches for her 'Something Old', Lily and Marshall prepare for their 'Something New' by packing up for their move to Italy.
However, since neither can bring themselves to leave anything behind, they call in Ted (who believes himself to be an expert after traveling around Mexico for two weeks with only a fanny pack) to help segregate what goes with them and what goes in the "Bermuda Triangle."
Ted agrees to help despite having an important meeting, but he proves to be more of a hindrance, as he packs seemingly useless stuff while intending to leave more valuable things (including a guide book to Italy) in the Triangle.
Eventually, Marshall and Lily call Ted out of this when he wants them to take an old and leaking bean-bag chair to Italy with them and when Ted refuses to relent they claim to have changed their minds and send him out to buy them a couple of fanny packs.
When he gets back, he finds Marshall and Lily about to leave the bean-bag in the Triangle and begs them to keep it, sitting down in it and refusing to move even if it means missing the meeting.
He admits the chair means a lot to him as it was the first piece of furniture they bought after moving into the apartment.
When he admits his worry that their friendship will deteriorate if the two aren't around, Marshall and Lily promise that it won't happen.
They decide to leave Ted alone, and after a few seconds' thought about holding on to the past, Ted hails a cab and later sees that the bag is gone.
Robin discovers that the locket isn't where she thought she buried it.
She frantically digs up several holes in an attempt to find it.
When this proves fruitless, she calls Barney in the middle of his lasertag battle but when he asks if it's important, she just responds that it's "stupid" and Barney goes right back to playing.
She calls Ted who is on the way to his meeting and gives the same response when he asks if she has something important.
Despite this, Ted turns up at Central Park to help Robin dig and she admits her fears regarding marrying Barney, particularly because Ted implicitly knew she needed help and Barney did not.
When Robin does find the locket box, she thinks finding it is a sign she should push through with the wedding - and when the box turns up empty, she laments about Barney not being meant for her, further thinking that a fresh downpour was indeed a sign.
Ted suddenly gets a picture message from Marshall and Lily revealing that they have the bean-bag chair and are taking it with them, however Ted encourages them to get rid of it (much to their relief).
Ted reminds Robin that she's usually skeptical of this sort of thing and maybe signs don't exist; but then Robin takes Ted's hand.
The episode ends with Robin holding Ted's hand as the rain eases off - but continues around them. 
Ted and Robin are running through the airport, trying to catch a plane to Chicago, where Ted has an interview with a large architecture firm for the job of running the New York branch of the company.
As they reach their gate, the attendant tells them that she cannot let them on the flight.
They explain that Ted had to attend a court date that morning for jumping a subway turnstile, and she asks them to wait while she talks with the flight.
While they wait, Robin suggests that their lateness was in fact Barney's fault.
The show then flashbacks a few months to when Marshall had just broken his toe.
He is especially disappointed, as he had been training hard in order to run the New York City Marathon.
Barney complains about his moaning, and states that running a marathon is easy, even without training.
Marshall then bets Barney he cannot complete the marathon, and Barney — who has a gambling addiction — accepts the wager.
The next day, to the group's surprise, Barney completes the marathon quite easily, and shows no signs of being tired.
Marshall pays up on the bet, and tells Barney that marathon runners get to ride the subway free that day.
Barney decides to ride the subway and show off the medal he was given for finishing the marathon.
Later, Ted receives a call from Barney, who is stuck on the subway, after finding he is suddenly unable to move his legs.
Ted agrees to come and get him, but in his rush, does not pay to use the subway, and so jumps the turnstile, explaining his court date in the present, but is tackled by a cop before he can help Barney, leaving him trapped on the train.
The story then returns to the present, where Ted agrees the whole situation is Barney's fault.
The attendant then tells them that their flight has already left, but they may be able to catch another flight leaving shortly.
While making their way to the other gate, Ted remembers why Barney ran the marathon in the first place and realises that its actually Robin to blame for the lateness.
The story flashes back again, to April 2006, where Marshall decides to run the marathon to get into shape, with help from Lily and a guide book.
One piece of advice suggests that the runner should apply petroleum jelly to areas affected by chafing, including the nipples.
While following this advice, Robin walks in on Marshall, surprising him so much he falls, breaking his toe.
In the present, Ted summarizes that if Marshall hadn't broken his toe, Barney would not have run, and not been stuck on the subway, so Ted would not have had to go to court, and they would not have been late.
Robin tells Ted that she isn't to blame, and the reason why she was at the apartment that morning was because of Lily.
In another flashback, Robin and Ted spot a line of people camping outside a wedding dress store for a big sale.
When they tell Lily, she decides to go as well, and Robin agrees to camp out with her for the night.
They cannot get any sleep because of a car alarm, so Robin decides to sleep at Ted's apartment that day, where she finds Marshall, causing him to break his toe.
Meanwhile, Ted and Robin reach the second flight in time, and ask if there are any seats.
While the attendant searches, Ted realizes it wasn't Lily's fault.
A few months earlier, while riding the subway Ted found a penny from 1939 (during the events of "The Scorpion and the Toad").
Believing it to be valuable, Ted sold it to a collector, but only got $1.50.
He and Robin decide to spend the money on hot dogs from the other side of town, which is where they saw the line for the dress store.
Knowing the story doesn't go back any further (since there's no point in blaming the person who lost the penny in the first place), Ted concludes it was his own fault for missing the first flight, Ted is then told there are no seats on the second flight, meaning that he has to miss the interview.
Ted is upset, but Robin comforts him and tells him that if the firm wants him they'll reschedule the interview.
Future Ted reveals that the firm didn't reschedule and someone else got the job, however he now knows that it was his destiny not to get it after all.
Three months later, the guy who got the job was made to relocate to Chicago and Future Ted knows that if he hadn't found the penny and bought the hot dogs, if Lily hadn't forced Robin to stay awake all night, if Robin hadn't made Marshall trip over and break his toe and if Barney hadn't run the marathon then he might have had to leave New York, and he would never have met his wife.
In the closing scene, it is dark and Barney is still stuck on the subway with three thugs, forgotten by Ted.
One toys with Barney's medal and he gives it up without a word, and the thugs leave.