<p>according to the calculator Boulder is even more expensive than Seattle so I think if we don’t retire to Mazama or Mexico we will stay put! ;)</p>
<p>Neat link, yulsie! I got Hartford, Cape Cod, Boston, Danbury, Providence, and Eugene on the first page.</p>
<p>The Washingtonian had a similar article that listed communities in which older people take classes at the local colleges. I’ll list them tomorrow if I remember.</p>
<p>yemaya! you are too young to be thinking about retirement!! Go immediately to your room - er, I mean to the party thread!!</p>
<p>My daughter honeymooned near Flagstaff and says it is positively beautiful. I don’t think I would retire in a collegetown. I think I’d like to do some traveling and just enjoy our present home.</p>
<p>Taking this survey was fine until it asked for personal info at the end.
Don’t go to this or any other website that tries to “trick you” into releasing private information about yourself!</p>
<p>I would add Davis, CA, to the list. good if you like small towns, lots of bicycles and health food stores, prob safer than Berkeley (and cheaper)… and a short drive to Sacramento for some semblance of urban life.</p>
<p>Barrons,</p>
<p>we were in Hanover a cople weeks ago. while there we picked up one of the local realtor-rags; 400 k would buy you a garage. We were shocked. </p>
<p>On another note, I love Ann Arbor!</p>
<p>I’m in my room, jmmom, and I’ll go to the party thread next!
gsp<em>silicon</em>valley- You have made me nervous! :eek:</p>