| Carlsbad, California, has a enjoyable southern
California lifestyle, but without the crowds and traffic congestions of
San Diego to the south, or Los Angeles to the north. It has a reasonable
cost of living, a wide range of home prices, a generally smog-free atmosphere
with the ocean breeze, and a mild climate. If you are looking for a good
place to retire in California that is not on the fault line... Carlsbad,
California may be the best place for you to retire in America.
With no state or local income tax, no snow, an excellent economy and plenty of things to do, the Fort Myers / Cape Coral area in Florida is the choice of many families and retirees. Cape Coral has a larger population than Fort Myers, but it is more of a family community. Fort Myers has more of the things you would expect to find in a city: libraries, cultural centers, business and banking, stores and government services. If you have grown weary of shoveling snow, take a good look at Cape Coral. About 50,000 other transplanted "snow birds" have already decided this is the best place to retire in America. While you are at it -- and if you haven't already -- take a few minutes to read over our list of the best small towns in America . There may be a place for you just a few miles from where you are right now. In fact, maybe you already live in the best place to retire in America! Of course, if you are really serious about find the best place in America for YOU to live, work, raise a family, enjoy the good life, earn a good living, and retire in comfort, you need more than just these few pages of suggestions. You need the statistics and professional expertise included in the following books. At least, they will help you make some preliminary decisions. Then, if at all possible, you should visit the most likely places before making any final decision on a move. |
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