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- It's no surprise then that college towns have become something of a "sleeper" favorite for retirees looking for an off-the-beaten-path retirement experience. We've rounded up some of the best college towns to retire in to provide you with retirement options that offer so much more than shuffleboard or lounging by a pool.
- We don't like to brag (much), but there's lots of sunshine in the Sunshine State, which means gardeners can plant and grow all year long. When you're looking for a Florida retirement community that includes space to garden, consider some of these green thumb-friendly 55+ neighborhoods throughout the state.
- Active adults don't have to commit to buying a home to reside in this part of the Lone Star State. The Texas Hill Country offers a variety of 55+ communities that offer rental apartments. If you prefer to rent, check out our guide to active adult community rentals, and read on to explore five rental communities in Central Texas.
- Active adults looking for a new community in the Richmond area should be on the lookout for new homes near Brandermill. In September, Realty Ventures Group (RVG) submitted plans for a development that would include up to 799 homes, including age-restricted homes. They also plan to rezone the property for mixed-use.