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Thie April 4 Best Places Newsletter is here. Last week's article on Brian's struggles to find his best place to retire must have struck a chord. So far we've had 26 very interesting Comments on it! See link below.

It was so successful we are following up with a feature about an outdoors-loving couple searching for their place to retire in the West. Take the Instant Poll at the end, and tell us which town you would choose for your retirement!

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Brian Struggles to Find His Best Place to Retire

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This stable country has a warm climate year round along with beautiful places to retire. Check it out. Costa Rica Retirement >>

We Love the Outdoors and Need to Leave CA - Where Next?

Cast your vote! We've profiled 4 great towns for retirement in the West for an outdoor-loving couple that wants to leave California. Vote on this instant Poll! Which One Wins??

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Skiing in Your 80s - You Bet!

The hills are alive - with skiers in their 80's, even 90s. Some resorts let them ski for free! Schuss!!

Punta Gorda, Florida

This town north of Fort Myers on the Gulf of Mexico has so much going for it. Beautiful and interesting downtown, great neighborhoods and parks, and plenty of communities to choose from. More >>

Reviews of 6,100 Places to Retire - By State and Town

Whether you are looking for a town, city, 55+, or active adult community - we've got an amazing selection ready for your inspection. You can select by State and City, and then drill down to find thousands of communities. Explore!

Are you getting our weekly community newsletters? There is an East and a West edition. Each one has a snapshot of 3 or 4 interesting active adult, resort, or 55+ communities.

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