Love the culture and excitement of urban life, but loathe the congestion and cost? One of these ‘second cities’ could be your first-choice retirement spot. A thriving economy and proximity to top universities have long made Raleigh, North Carolina, a prime relocation destination. And recently more of those new faces have had a few wrinkles: From 2000 to 2010 the city’s population of 55- to 64-year-olds shot up by 97%, according to the Brookings Institution. It’s not hard to see the draw: Raleigh provides a big-city feel with a low cost of living; mild, four-season weather; and, thanks to all those medical schools, world-class health care. And though often thought of as a vacation destination, Fort Lauderdale has plenty to offer residents: no state income tax, amazing weather, abundant health care, and a bustling city center. [Read this article]
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