US News and World Report has come out with their annual survey on the Top 10 Places to Retire and the town I live in, Peachtree City, has made the list. After making last years Money magazine survey of best towns in the United States ol’ Peachtree City is doing pretty well. Now all we need is a little property appreciation and we are all set.
But enough about me and my town. Here is the list.
Top 10 Best Places to Retire in 2007
(in alphabetical order)
- Bozeman, MT
- Concord, NH
- Fayetteville, AR
- Hillsboro, OR
- Lawrence, KS
- Peachtree City, GA
- Prescott, AZ
- San Franscisco, CA
- Smyrna, TN
- Venice, FL
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That's great! You can read more about Bozeman, Montana being a "Best Place to Retire" by going to our website, click here for the article! http://www.stuartandsally.com/page/view/retire/
Thanks for posting this!
It's great to see that Lawrence, KS is getting this type of national attention. I live and sell homes in Lawrence and it's more than just a retirement community. If you are thinking about relocating to Lawrence, I encourage you to give me a call or visit my website, I'm happy to talk to you about our great city!
Tanya Kulaga
Realty Executives – Hedges Real Estate
http://www.SearchLawrence.com
785-550-2585
I'm sure number 11 on their list was Sequim, Washington, which really is one of the all-time best places to retire in the United States. Sequim keeps showing up in national magazines as one of the best retirement areas period. I live here, of course, and I love it.
Why do you only talk about retiring in America ?
Why don’t you consider retiring in Bulgaria?
There are many reasons for this and the first consideration is a very low cost of living: Bulgaria is known to have the lowest cost of living almost anywhere in Europe.
British people moving to Bulgaria report that they feel much happier and safer on the streets than they did at home. Many Brits have come to Bulgaria for the summer and end up staying for much longer.