2008 Hot Retirement Towns

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Retirement Resource Guide
The baby boomers are coming! The baby boomers 2008 EDITION
are coming! We know they’re leaving behind the
windy Midwest and the frigid Northeast, but where
This copy of Hot Retirement Towns
(or Coastal Million Dollar Homes)
are they going?
offers valuable information on
We know the answer to that question, as well. retiring to the Southeast. But space
Most of them are relocating to Florida, Georgia or the
limitations prevent us from including
articles on every great place to retire.
Carolinas, escaping the wrath of harsh winters and grasping
the golden opportunity to play golf year-round. Think about
Please take a few minutes to visit
it. If you had spent most of your working career commuting
these Web sites, which are part of
the fast-growing Retirement Living
on a crowded subway or slogging your way through smog-
Network:
shrouded traﬃc jams, surrounded by steel and cement and
burdened by ever-increasing taxes, you, too, would see the
www.RetiringtoSouthCarolina.com
Southeast as a life-changing destination. Florida, Georgia
www.RetiringtoNorthCarolina.com
and the Carolinas oﬀer retirees a laid-back lifestyle and
www.RetiringtoFlorida.com
a rich, deeply rooted history–a way of life handed down
www.RetiringtoGeorgia.com
through generations of southerners.
www.RetiringtoVirginia.com
Our editors and writers hope this special section in
Coastal Million Dollar Homes.com and our 2008 Hot
In addition to the information in the
Retirement Towns magazine–the print companion of The
magazines, you’ll find articles on
Retirement Living Network, an ever-growing group of
more retirement hot spots, places
online Web sites–will provide you with valuable informa-
such as:
tion about the Southern lifestyle. The articles in this section
showcase the many cities, towns and seaside communities Bald Head Island, North Carolina
that make up this popular region. Beaufort, South Carolina
I’ve spent most of my life in the Southeast, and I can Hampstead, North Carolina
tell you from ﬁrsthand experience that this region is a
Raleigh, North Carolina
wonderful place to call home. We have a great climate, wide
Washington, North Carolina
open spaces, fertile marshes and a beautiful ocean, and our
Columbia, South Carolina
tax burden is among the lightest in the country. We hope
Greenville, South Carolina
you’ll make The Retirement Living Network your primary
resource when you search for your place in the sun.
New articles are added through-
out the year, so be sure to check
back often.
Bill Macchio
Publisher
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