5. Rainberry Bay, Florida
Many people who want to live in a tropical environment with like-minded people choose to live in a 55+ community in a place like Delray Beach. Rainberry Bay, which was developed between 1977 and 1989 in Delray, has 901 attached and single-family houses, as well as condominiums, townhomes, seaside condos, and large waterfront mansions.
Prices start at less than $100,000. Rainberry Bay’s “New Wave Committee” hosts the Forever Young concert series, where residents may rock and roll all night. There’s a well-stocked fishpond, a clubhouse with a wellness center, multiple pools, and tennis courts, and the Yiddish Heritage Club.
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RETIRED IN USA; Knowing places to retire is important, not just for inexpensive housing but also for places which are the least expensive in other areas, such as taxes and food prices.
In future articles, maybe you could suggest places which are the least expensive to live in comfort during one’s final years, without worrying about having to decide where to spend their money.
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My name is Eddie Marshall and I have lived in Las Vegas since 1994. I am 50 years of age and I was thinking about relocating to Florida within the next year. I need a comprehensive layout plan of how much I need to sustain my living expenses compared to Florida’s Cost of Living. I was thinking about retiring within the next 5 years. I don’t necessarily need to live in a Retirement Community. What are your thoughts, ideas, and suggestions for my plans? Have a Great Day.
Am familiar with the Sandwich, IL area, having lived a few miles away in Oswego for 19 years. Could not retire and stay in IL due to the incredibly high property, school and income taxes which in 2019 made my mortgage payments more that twice what I now pay in TN. Had a nice house with protected Federal Wildland and a small lake behind our 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch. Great area despite being under Pritzker’s political thumb. But the taxes were a killer.