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 October 26, 2011
Situated in Central Texas, Austin is a bustling city that is as popular with retirees as it is with college students. What makes this Texan city so appealing? Maybe the attraction lies in the city’s sunny summers and mild winters, its cultural activities or its annual art and music festivals. For active adults who choose to relocate to Austin, the appeal may also include some of the area’s exciting age-restricted communities.
by Susan Quilty on May 23, 2011
While the state of Texas has been gaining popularity with retirees, the city of Houston has been largely overlooked as a retirement destination. That may be changing as more 55+ community developers move into the area, and active adults discover many reasons to give Houston a second look.