Best Places to Retire in Florida

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Gulf BreezeGulf Breeze is set on a peninsula across Pensacola Bay from the city of Pensacola. Beaches, water sports, sno...
06/03/2023

Gulf Breeze

Gulf Breeze is set on a peninsula across Pensacola Bay from the city of Pensacola. Beaches, water sports, snorkeling, hiking, and bird-watching at Gulf Islands National Seashore are favorite activities for residents and visitors. The Gulf Breeze Zoo is home to more than 1,000 animals, including giraffes, rhinos, gorillas, otters, alligators, and hippos. Residents enjoy small-town life, and Pensacola is a convenient trip over the bridge for restaurants, entertainment, and cultural activities.

Health care is readily available in Pensacola, with several hospitals there and in nearby Milton. The Gulf Breeze population is around 6,700, increasing about 10% in the last 10 years. Home prices range from several hundred thousand to millions of dollars.

OrlandoIf you want to ensure your grandchildren (and other relatives) will visit, a home in Orlando could be the ticket....
06/03/2023

Orlando

If you want to ensure your grandchildren (and other relatives) will visit, a home in Orlando could be the ticket. This city of about 310,000 is expanding with housing of all kinds, increasing along with the population. Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, and at least a dozen more theme parks and water parks make this central Florida city a popular destination. Natural resources also provide entertainment and outdoor activities in Wekiwa Springs State Park, Kelly Park, and Blue Spring State Park, where manatees can be seen during the winter months. Cultural events at Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, Orlando Shakes, and nearby art museums also offer enrichment. NBA fans can root for the home team, the Orlando Magic.

Health care is available through several area hospitals, including the highly rated AdventHealth Orlando. The cost of living here is lower than in cities lining the coast, and a variety of housing options are available, from apartments to single-family homes and retirement resort communities.

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Lovely fishing village in northern Norway.
Nusfjord, Norway 🇧🇻

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The first bit of the morning sun touching balanced rock in Arches National Park

Fort LauderdaleOn Florida's southeast coast, Fort Lauderdale has been a popular vacation and retirement community for ma...
04/03/2023

Fort Lauderdale

On Florida's southeast coast, Fort Lauderdale has been a popular vacation and retirement community for many years. Set among waterways and canals, the city is home to many boats, golf courses, white-sand beaches, restaurants, resorts, and entertainment venues. The population is about 183,000, and snowbirds increase that number significantly during the winter. Cost of living is high, but for those with sufficient retirement savings, living here is most pleasant. From high-rise condos to waterfront homes to gated communities, retirees have many options for places to live.

Hugh Taylor Birch State Park offers wilderness amidst the urban setting of Fort Lauderdale, with access to the beach, Intracoastal Waterway, and shady trees. For excitement, there's horse racing at Gulfstream Park and gambling at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. The Riverwalk Arts & Entertainment District includes museums, restaurants, theaters, and shops, as well as the Broward Center for the Performing Arts. Several hospitals, including the highly rated Holy Cross Health, are located within the city.

GainesvilleThere's more to Florida than its coastlines: Gainesville is about 75 miles from each coast, in the north cent...
02/03/2023

Gainesville

There's more to Florida than its coastlines: Gainesville is about 75 miles from each coast, in the north central area, with a population of about 140,000. Home to the University of Florida, the city's largest employer, Gainesville has a small-town feel, unlike the more popular, touristy-heavy coastal cities. It's not without cultural and entertainment opportunities either — the city offers performing arts, college sports teams to follow, and nearby lakes and forests for outdoor recreation. The Cade Museum for Creativity and Invention highlights emerging technologies, educating and entertaining visitors with themes of science, invention, and future vision. The Harn Museum of Art, Florida Museum of Natural History, and A. Quinn Jones Museum & Cultural Center are a few examples of local cultural attractions.

The cost of living here is lower than in coastal cities, and homes are available in varied neighborhoods or retirement communities. Lifelong learners will appreciate the chance to take classes at the University of Florida at no cost on a standby basis, and as a college town, Gainesville has excellent public transportation, cafes, restaurants, and shops. The Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean are convenient for beach day trips, but crystal clear springs and Ichetucknee Springs State Park are even closer for swimming and floating. Health care is available through two hospitals in Gainesville.

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Another night at the beach.

Lofoten, Norway 🇧🇻

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One of favorite pics from Arches National Park
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