by Bill Ness on February 8, 2012
Retirees who prefer rural mountain vistas over sunny beaches, may fall in love with Western North Carolina. The rustic environment is great for nature lovers or for those who want to spend their retirement in a more secluded, tranquil setting. Yet, the region is also home to Asheville, a small city which has been gaining popularity as a retirement hot spot.
by Bill Ness on November 4, 2011
While sandy beaches and arid deserts are known as prime retirement locations, many of today’s retirees are more interested in relocating to vibrant college towns. These lively destinations offer plenty of cultural and recreational attractions. There are museums, performing arts centers, coffee shops, night clubs, restaurants and diverse shopping centers. Of course, college towns also offer one other thing that appeals to retirees: lifelong learning opportunities.
by Bill Ness on November 2, 2011
When they want urban attractions in a southern climate, many active adults find their ideal retirement destination in Charlotte, North Carolina. This vibrant city offers exciting recreations, high-quality healthcare and diverse shopping centers. The area is also home to many different active adult communities, giving retirees several options for luxurious, yet affordable housing.
by Bill Ness on October 12, 2011
The beautiful area surrounding Asheville and Hendersonville is a favorite North Carolina destination for many active adults. With mountain views, artistic shops, numerous outdoor recreations and plenty of diverse attractions, it is an ideal spot for both relocating retirees and visiting tourists.
by Susan Quilty on March 9, 2011
Over the past decade, the Carolinas have shifted from a stopover on the route to Florida into two of the top retirement states in the country. While North Carolina and South Carolina both have many features that make them fabulous destinations for retirees, it can often be hard to choose between these neighboring states. How can you tell which of the Carolinas is right for you?