Redmond, Washington
It’s time to talk about a city ‘made’ for seniors who love milder climates. In Redmond, Washington, you can avoid both melting heats in the summer and freezing colds in the winter. It’s situated 15 miles away from Seattle, so you’re never far from a big city if you ever need it.
Those who like spending time outside, either just going for walks, hiking, biking, or taking their furry friends out will appreciate Redmon’s walkable nature. Cyclists especially have an extensive network of bike lanes to taken advantage of. There are also a number of hiking trails you can try out if you want to stay active during retirement!
For fans of boating, fishing and watersports make sure to pay Lake Sammamish a visit!
Between 2018 and 2019 the city’s population has grown by 7%, reaching 71,929 inhabitants. That may be thanks to the headquarters of Microsoft which attracts a lot of people for job opportunities. If you’re a bit of a techie yourself, you might just find your kind of people in Redmond.
You won’t be myred down with stress if you move to our next place…..
Doral fl the taxes,rent and expenses are very expensive in this city that’s not true I live there gor 36 year and this city is crowded please said the true
Check the weather before moving here
A lot of the suggestions are cities that are known not to be very receptive to people of color. It would be nice if your collection would expound upon that and offer suggestions that would keep such factors in mind.
Thanks for your comments. Do you have recommendations that take that into consideration?
No one would be safe there let’s be realistic. That’s why people of color run to predominantly white areas because where peaceful people.
Most of these cities are in warmer climates. That makes sense. I see recommendations for people to move to Vermont or something where they’d be trapped indoors half the year or more. Not every retired person dreams of show-shoeing or skiing. It’s a lot easier to stay active when you can actually get out and do things.
Someone needs to explain to you people what a “small” town is. A town with 70000+ people is not a small town.
Does it have quality medical, dental, VA and grocery stores?
I take it that this doesn’t include assisted living facilities. As I could use one that doesn’t cost more than my SSI monthly stipend.