Most people choose to retire close to their family, and to a place that is relatively cost, but there are a few places across the United States that may be worth living that are a little on the pricier side. For those that enjoy mountainous terrain, Denver, Colorado and Reno, Nevada, are two perfect destinations. For more of a tropical climate, retirees may want to look into moving to Carlsbad, California, or even Hilo, Hawaii. These destinations offer so much, even though their prices tag is higher than most.
Key Takeaways:
- The Northeast region can be expensive, but Pittsfield, MA, Middletown, CT and Burlington, VT can be worth the cost for many retirees.
- Ann Arbor, MI and Providence, RI are college towns that are attractive to retirees who appreciate cultural and intellectual activities.
- Reno, NV features an appealing combination of outdoor attractions and a downtown full of restaurants, music venues and casinos.
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