February 24. Welcome, to our annual edition of the 100 Most Popular Places to Retire at Topretirements.com. This year our perennial winner, Asheville (NC), was squeezed into second place by a Florida competitor.
Please share the word about us by forwarding this newsletter to a friend.They can get their own free copy here. | | Famous for its River Walk and The Alamo, the city is visited by 20 million tourists per year. It is also very popular with retirees too, garnering the #34 position on our new Top 100 list.
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| | Here is the 10th edition of our annual Most Popular Places to Retire list. The big news is that the perennial winner, Asheville, is now in 2nd place. Read on to find out the new #1, and see the whole top 100.
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| | This town, home to the University of North Carolina, is a perennial force on our Top 100 list. This year it owns the #28 position, and for many good reasons.
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| We see enough comments from our Members and visitors to realize that many of you have very specific wants when it comes to finding your best place to retire. Using our Advanced Search feature you can find places in each state that offer specificamenities, types of housing, community size, winter/summer temps, etc. Try it, you might be pleasantly surprised.
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