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What Type Community Is Best Aug 24

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New Braunfels, TX

This growing town is famous for its historic German heritage. It has great museums, historic districts, and performing arts. The Gruene Historical District is a big tourist attraction. More >>

Gen X Is Getting Ready: What Type of Community Is Best

As baby boomers start to pass the baton, Gen X retirees face a baffling array of choices when it comes to where to retire. Which type community is best. Choices???

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Retire in the Granite State - NH

If you like mountains, hiking, the outdoors, and a tax friendly state, retiring in New Hampshire might be for you. More >>

Kent Island, Maryland

This quiet suburb of the Baltimore and Washington D.C. area offers small bay beaches, fishing piers, boating, hike and bike trails, parks and historic areas. 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. (Pictured above is Washington, UT, which is near Zion National Park. Explore!

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