2008 Hot Retirement Towns

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1 Jacksonville .............................782,623
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2 Miami ........................................386,417
Tampa (#3)
3 Tampa .......................................325,989
4 St. Petersburg .........................249,079
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5 Hialeah ......................................220,485
6 Orlando ....................................213,223 75
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7 Fort Lauderdale .....................167,380
8 Tallahassee ..............................158,500
9 Pembroke Pines .....................150,380
10 Hollywood ...............................145,629
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11 Cape Coral ...............................140,010
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12 Port St. Lucie ...........................131,692 36 Tamiami .......................................66,000
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13 Coral Springs ..........................128,804 37 Weston .........................................65,679
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14 Clearwater ...............................108,687 38 Fontainbleau .............................65,000
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15 Gainesville ...............................108,184 39 Delray Beach ..............................64,757
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16 Miramar ....................................106,623 40 Daytona Beach ..........................64,421 38
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17 Pompano Beach ....................104,179 41
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Palm Harbor ...............................63,500
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18 Miami Gardens .........................99,438 42 Kendale Lakes ...........................61,000
19 West Palm Beach ......................97,498 43 Palm Coast ..................................60,952
20 Palm Bay ......................................92,833 44 Tamarac .......................................59,923
21 Sunrise .........................................90,589 45 Lauderhill ....................................59,621
22 Spring Hill ...................................89,000 46 Kissimmee ..................................59,364
23 Lakeland ......................................88,713 47 Fort Myers ...................................58,428
24 Brandon .......................................88,000 48 North Miami ..............................57,654
25 Miami Beach ..............................87,925 49 Margate .......................................56,002
26 Boca Raton .................................86,632 50 Pensacola ....................................54,055
27 Plantation ...................................85,989
28 Davie ............................................84,204
29 Deltona ........................................82,788
30 Town ‘n’ Country .......................79,000
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31 Kendall .........................................78,000
32 Melbourne ..................................76,646
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33 Deerﬁeld Beach ........................76,348
34 Largo ............................................74,473
35 Boynton Beach .........................66,885
JAN PETERSEN
Broker Associate • Accredited Buyer’s Representative
321-684-1494 • Jan@LREFL.com
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