January 15. Welcome, to this week's newsletter.
| | Finding the perfect place to retire when you can only live in one place is harder than you think. In this 2 part article we've come up with 10 categories of towns that we think would be great for year round living. We invite your suggestions for Part 2.
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| | Judging by how fast this city is growing with transplanted northerners, Cary has a lot going for it. The city has an extensive network of parks; it is also a good place to try to find work.
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| | Want to know what the latest design trends are in homes in today's active adult communities? A new study from Pulte says buyers are looking for cool colors, modern design details, and above all, the open plan.
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Margielyn posted a question in the Forum that probably will resonate with many Topretirements members: Should you sell your housefirst, or buy and then sell? Either way, what is the best way to handle it? We would all love to hear your thoughts. To make it easier to Comment we have re-posted her question in the Blog. | | This small college town south of Dallas has an active performance art center with year round cultural events. The growing city has very reasonable housing costs well below the national average.
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