If you’re thinking about moving to Charlotte, North Carolina, you might want to consider moving to Fort Mill, South Carolina instead. Just 18 miles south of the biggest city in the Carolinas, it’s close to Charlotte but offers perks you won’t find in North Carolina.
Known as the City of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia is a great place to retire for many good reasons. Though it’s much smaller than nearby New York City, it still offers world-class attractions, greenspaces, and outlying suburbs with a slower pace of life.
Charlotte is a good retirement destination for active adults who want to live in a lively, yet, affordable city with a cost of living that’s lower than the national average, and lots of local attractions, cultural amenities, and outdoor recreation options to take advantage of.
Atlanta has more than 20 communities for active adults looking for the ideal place to enjoy their retirement. While some communities have been established for years, there are several new Atlanta communities being constructed. If you’re seeking a brand-new home in Atlanta, Georgia, check out these seven 55+ communities.
Florida has more golf courses than any other state–more than 1,250 of them. In Central Florida, the Orlando area is one of the best places to play and to live. Take a look at these six Orlando area golf course communities for active adults 55 and over.
Condos are a great option for active adults looking to downsize. They’re also great for snowbirds who want to purchase a second home to escape the cold winters. Fortunately for active adults who want to retire in the Carolinas, there are several active adult communities with condos for sale in North Carolina.
Whether it’s Latitude Margaritaville, miles of beaches, or affordable single-family homes, it’s no wonder why active adults are flocking to Daytona Beach, Florida for retirement. Discover why 55places.com just named this beach town as number five on our list of the 20 Best Places to Retire in 2018.
Orlando is home to a fast-growing collection of Florida retirement communities, and it’s easy to understand why. Active adults hoping to downsize into a comfortable community that’s low on maintenance but rich in amenities should consider one of these thriving Orlando area neighborhoods.
If food factors into your decision, consider a 55+ community with its own restaurant. Here are a few communities in the Orlando/Kissimmee area that provide a perfect blend of going out and staying in.
With an appealing combination of Revolutionary-era history, artsy neighborhoods, and ample greenspace, Philadelphia is well-suited for retirement living. If you’re in the market for a new home in this part of the state, here are six new 55+ communities in the Philly area that are worth considering.
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