Where is a great city to retire? (just ask Kiplinger)

Charlottesville Virginia is the number one place to retire according to Kiplinger!

Striking a balance between a high quality of life and low cost of living can be a difficult challenge for retirees. With that in mind, we offer five destinations that seniors might find attractive places to live in the second half of their lives.

 

Charlottesville, Va.

City Population: 41,225
Metro Population: 196,766
Cost-of-Living Index: 107.5 (national average = 100)
Median Household Income: $56,833
Income-Tax Exemptions: No state tax on Social Security benefits; income deductions of up to $12,000 for residents 65 and older, subject to income-eligibility limits
Proximity to Airport: Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport (10 miles from downtown)

Home of Thomas Jefferson and the University of Virginia, Charlottesville is a charming Southern city with an impressive array of cultural draws. Several prime art museums and a pedestrian mall can be found in the city’s neo-Classical downtown, while the Monticello Wine Trail and Shenandoah National Park are close by. It’s also two hours from Washington, D.C.

Source: Kiplinger

If you have been reading my Charlottesville Blog, you know that I have been telling you this for years. Find out why so many people (including myself) have decided to increase their quality of life and relocate to Charlottesville. Seeing Charlottesville Real Estate will be an eye opener.

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About Charles McDonald

I spent 20 years running an Engineering Firm in the Silicon Valley and apply technology to help my clients when looking for Charlottesville Homes. Whether you’re a Charlottesville Buyer or a Charlottesville Seller , call or email me today. We will discuss how I can best serve your Charlottesville real estate needs!

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