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lorida remains the top destination for retirees, with a net migration of 44,405 in 2023, more than double that of second-ranked North Carolina. According to real estate experts, some neighborhoods are emerging as up-and-coming areas for retirees.
Grand Harbor, located on Vero Beach's mainland, offers a private club with golf, tennis, and other amenities, as well as easy access to medical services. Homes in the Mediterranean-style community range from single-family residences to new phases of development.
Parrish, situated between Sarasota and Tampa, provides a mix of rural charm and modern conveniences, making it an attractive choice for retirees. Home prices are more affordable compared to larger markets.
Sea Oaks, another Vero Beach community, is a member-owned neighborhood that stretches from the Atlantic Ocean to the Indian River. It features a tennis program, fitness room, beach club, and river marina, with housing options ranging from condominiums to single-family homes.
Wellen Park, on Florida's west coast in Venice, is a master-planned community with shops, restaurants, and amenities. Demand is rising as it continues to grow, spanning 11,000 acres with approximately 22,000 homes planned for completion in the near future.
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