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Florida has long been a favorite hot spot for active adults and retirees, and the Sunshine State now contains several sprawling, resort-style active adult communities. Among these, On Top of the World shines as a jewel of Ocala. The community, which welcomes residents aged 55 or better, will offer 10,000 finely crafted homes, a full range of world-class amenities and a prime central Florida location.
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Delaware may only make up a short stretch of America’s East Coast, but this tiny state boasts three popular summer destinations: Rehoboth Beach, Dewey Beach and Bethany Beach. Though residents in neighboring states have discovered the joy of Delaware’s beach resorts, many active adults around the country may not be familiar with these lesser known summer destinations.
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While Florida was once considered the prime retirement destination, today’s active adults are choosing to resettle in communities all along the East Coast. Set on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean, these popular regions offer charming beach boardwalks, renowned resort towns, quiet islands, and quaint historic districts.
Here is a look at some of the East Coast’s most popular active adult destinations:
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As the third largest city in Texas and the ninth largest in the United States, Dallas offers plenty for active adults to do. There are cultural attractions for lovers of the arts, national league teams for sports fans to support, and nearly everything in between. Today, the state of Texas ranks as the number two retirement destination in the country behind Florida.
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With its warm, dry climate, sunny beaches and beautiful mountains, Southern California feels like paradise to many retirees. This gorgeous area offers a varied climate as well as both urban attractions and suburban communities. For these reasons and more, Southern California has become a prime location for resort-style active adult communities, and it is easy to see that there are plenty of benefits to attract relocating retirees.
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The nation’s capital is a popular destination for active adults and tourists of all ages. There are a variety of museums, memorials and national landmarks, all of which will appeal to many different visitors. With so much to see, you may be inclined to visit several times or even consider relocating to the area. Retirees drawn to the Washington D.C. area will be pleased to find a wide variety of 55+ communities to choose from.
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Though not your typical active adult community, Callawassie Island offers a quiet, secluded lifestyle that will appeal to many older adults. Callawassie Island, set in South Carolina’s famed Lowcountry, is open to residents of all ages. It neighbors the well-known Hilton Head area, and shares many of the same qualities while retaining its own distinct charm. Its unique island amenities offer unlimited recreational opportunities in stunning surroundings.
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When picturing Texas, many people imagine cattle ranches and cowboys. However, the state has much more to offer, including a rich history, world-class cultural attractions and a wide variety of recreational activities. Texas is the second largest state in America, the largest in the continental United States, and one of the most popular states for relocating retirees.
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Over the past decade, North Carolina has emerged as one of America’s most popular retirement states. Its prime location offers several diverse regions. Residents can enjoy beaches along the Atlantic coast, scenic vistas along the Appalachian Mountains and thriving urban centers in cities such as Charlotte and Raleigh. Major interstates, such as I-95 make it easy to travel to neighboring states along the east coast, and the sub-tropical climate offers hot summers and mild winters.
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St. George, Utah is one of the fastest growing areas in the country. With its scenic beauty, temperate climate and wide variety of activities, it’s not surprising that developers have begun building active adult communities throughout St. George and the surrounding area. Perhaps the bigger question is what has taken them so long to discover this retirement haven.
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When heading toward retirement, savvy active adults begin looking for ways to stretch their savings. Choosing a tax friendly state as a retirement destination is a smart way to make the most of a fixed income, yet finding the best location can take a bit of research.
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The editors of the AARP Magazine recently selected its Top Ten Best Places to Live a Simple Life. Cities were selected based on U.S. Census demographics and the final list of 25 was culled further by the editors, based on criterion such as low cost of living and geographic diversity. Other factors included walkability, a low crime rate, and access to the outdoors. Cities with universities were favored, for the flavor and culture they bring, along with employment opportunities that fuel jobs and a strong economy.
The list included:
1. Tucson, Arizona
2. Greenville, South Carolina
3. Montpelier Vermont
4. Logan, Utah
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