I’ve found that that’s happening in a lot of different areas of the country.

Yes, unfortunately it does.

It appears that there are several options for high speed internet in Waynesville, NC. You would need to check out your specific options in an area you are thinking of living.

I actually never lived in Vero Beach…only visited. Beautiful location, but we decided that the east coast was too far from our kids. We moved to Prescott, AZ and lived there for almost two years. We have since moved back to the DFW area in TX. I will be bringing back Where Next Boomers with different locations are there any spots you’re interested in learning more about? Thanks for watching!

17,000 people so not really a small town

Latest census - 20,707 pop.

I’m happy it was helpful!

It’s certainly a popular place!

John, you’re right he didn’t initially pronounce Prescott correctly, but he did correct himself later on in the video. So many people from CA are moving to Prescott. Definitely puts pressure on the city.

Hi Sandra, I believe that many retirees treat the heat as they would cold, snowy weather and stay inside more during the heat of the day. Others who can afford to leave during the hot summer months for cooler locations.

Hi, So happy you liked the video! Delray Beach is a great spot! It’s a beautiful city with lots to offer. Hope your parents find just the right place…wishing you all the best of luck in your search!

Yes, San Juan is much older, however, PR is considered a territory of the US and not a state. Therefore, St Augustine is more commonly called the 'Nations Oldest City'.

@@WhereNextBoomers Common does not mean correct. Washington DC is a territory. No one would ever say that our capital city is not in our nation. Hawaii was a territory -not a state - when Pearl Harbor was attacked. No one says our nation wasn't attacked, a territory was after Japan attacked. Puerto Rico, Washington DC, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Virgin Islands, Guantanamo Bay and all of our embassies are part of our nation.

@@arch0049 St. Augustine, founded in September 1565 by Don Pedro Menendez de Aviles of Spain, is the longest continually inhabited European-founded city in the United States - more commonly called the "Nation's Oldest City." ...www.visitflorida.com It was mentioned simply as something I had read and heard as a point of interest while visiting the beautiful city.

@@WhereNextBoomers I've visited San Juan and passed Civics and American and European history classes in junior high school, high school and college. San Juan was the landing point of Columbus' second voyage. It was settled and abandoned for his return voyage. In 1507 Spanish settlers returned and set up a city, never leaving. In 1521 Ponce de Leon returned under the Spanish Crown to establish a formal government outpost and bring more supplies. Every basic Western Hemisphere history book ever.

Yes, it is. The Colleton River Community is beautiful and it does have a lot of wonderful amenities!

Hi Sherri Lynn, Here is a link to another video with more scenes from the area, kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y57FkJpsaJtqqas. I hope this helps. Also, you might be able to find more videos of the town by searching KZbin. Thanks for watching!

That video wasn’t much of an improvement.

Hi there, I"m so happy you enjoyed the video! Greenville is a great place to consider for relocating. I understand your concerns, but Greenville is considered a very safe place to live and from my understanding the schools are also considered very good. I am not from the area though and I would suggest reaching out to the realtor who helped us with this video, Meredith Tye. She and her husband have lived in Greenville for a number of years and absolutely love it. She can be contacted via email at: [email protected] or her office # (864) 551-1975. Best of luck with your decision and thanks for your comment!

Lucky you…such a beautiful area to visit!

Hi, I think you've chosen a wonderful location to move, I love Greenville and the surrounding area! While I personally don't know the neighborhoods well enough to recommend one I very much encourage you to contact Meredith Tye with Coldwell Banker. Meredith knows Greenville very well and will be a great help! You can reach her at (864)551-1975. Good luck with your search!

I agree with you that Bluffton and the surrounding towns are charming and have so much to offer. While the humidity is definitely a drawback if you can escape a little in the summer you've got the best of both worlds!

@@WhereNextBoomers Yep, my intention is to be in the Lakes area of NH right after Spoleto in Charleston is over, and return to the Lowcountry after the peak fall color season around Columbus Day in early October.

@@jdhjimbo Sounds like a great plan!

@@jdhjimbo Sounds like a great plan...Enjoy!!

Hi Jim~ I can't imagine how much Greenville has changed in the past 25 years! It really is a great city with so much to offer and convenient to so many other fun places to visit! Unfortunately, most locations in the south suffer from high heat and humidity during the summer months. We lived outside of Dallas and May thru September could be very oppressive! I've seen a big increase in real estate prices in the past year in many of the most desirable locations to live. Not only have people retired, but many who are still working realized that if they can work remotely they can live anywhere as long as they have access to a good airport. I'll be interested to watch and see how long this trend lasts!

@@WhereNextBoomers The remote earning has really put price pressure on smaller towns, and along with demand, the lumber prices are forcing up housing prices, along with the continued low interest rates. The fundamentals of the world economy are still shaky, but with national debt out of control, people seem to be oblivious, and real estate has been a great store of wealth. Stocks can drop to zero, but there is always demand for housing. Other than gold as an inflation hedge, housing is the most so,in investment. I am happy to see all that has happened in GVL for the better. I hope the Asheville street scene does not move south. I always loved Ashevil,e andcits setting, but it has a very SF or Portland, OR vibe now (2 cities I lived in years ago, before they got real crazy). I think the so,I'd businesses that have come to the area, along with sane govt, bodes well for the whole state, as well as Greenville. The heat & humidity are something to adapt to, but better than cold, snow and gray force months up north. It will be 32 again tomorrow morning in Michigan, and it is May!! I will take a little heat & humidity, though I do prefer to spend 3-4 months in NH on a lake during the hottest months.

Thank you for your comment. I’m curious, how do you believe Greenville has changed?

Thank you for watching and I’ll definitely keep you suggestion in mind for future videos!

I don’t blame you! Greenville is such a neat city and has so much to offer😊

That will change .

Thank you for your question! We suggest contacting a tax professional for your questions. If you’d like to contact Mike you can contact him directly at his office at (843) 603-5924. Thanks!

Thank you for your informative videos. Just wanted to note that the background music is a little loud in certain videos, making it somewhat difficult to hear the speakers. Otherwise, really great. My husband and I appreciate the info.

Thank you for watching our video and I appreciate your comments. I will definitely keep them in mind for the next interview I do. The water views are from the Bluffton and Hilton Head areas, the ocean and the Colleton and May River. And, as you surmised there are lots of golf communities to choose from in Bluffton, it just comes down to the house and the community that's right for you. My friends wanted to build a home so they purchased a lot with incredible views and built in a golf community that they thought was the right one for them. Are you looking to possibly move to Bluffton?

@@WhereNextBoomers Thanks for your reply! I’m looking at several areas and Bluffton is one of them. 😊

@@llbat-shir3079 I'd love to know where else you're looking, would you mind sharing?

Yes, you are correct. According to smartasset.com the average effective property tax rate in Texas iis 1.69% above the national average of 1.07%. In Texas, property taxes are determined by the locally.

Thanks for the heads up, I will definitely look into it. With all the people moving into Texas, it’s not surprising that there are new developments being built. I look forward to learning more about it. Thanks again!

I agree that with all the people moving into the area that work on the infrastructure for the whole area will need to be accessed. Austin and the surrounding areas are certainly very popular!

Yes, Bluffton is a special place! We used to live outside of Cleveland...I don't miss those winters at all❄❄