The City of Tucker has grown substantially over the last seven years, and City Manager Tami Hanlin has been with us every step of the way. Now our paths diverge. It is with mixed feelings we share the announcement of her retirement as of January 2024. We are so grateful for all she has done for Tucker and for her leadership all these years. Now our search begins for a candidate to fill her shoes. Visit our website for more information.
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New York has been an incredible stage for life's grand performance - from the bustle of Brooklyn's streets to the historic charms of Nassau County. Yet, as the curtains close on the active years of work, many New Yorkers dream of a quieter, more affordable setting for their retirement encore. Looking for tranquility without the hefty price tag of the Big Apple? 🍎 Here are the top destinations that beckon with open arms: 1️⃣ Asheville, North Carolina - a haven for retirees seeking an artistic community amidst the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains. 2️⃣ Sarasota, Florida - sun-soaked beaches, without the sun-soaked cost, perfect for those who adore the ocean’s whisper. 3️⃣ Ann Arbor, Michigan - where cultural vibrancy meets Midwestern charm, a college town with a retiree-friendly pace. 4️⃣ Austin, Texas - offering an eclectic scene with a slower pace of life and a warm welcome for all ages. As a real estate professional specialized in aiding retirees to sell their precious New York homes and secure their dream retirement abode, I've guided many through this transition. The key to a seamless shift? Planning, patience, and a bit of heart. ❤️ Retirees, what's on your wish list for your post-NY paradise? Let’s jog through your dreams and make them a reality. #RetirementLiving #RealEstate #NewBeginnings #Relocation
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🌟 Considering retirement destinations? Expand your horizons beyond the conventional choices! 🌟 Detroit, Michigan might not be the first city that comes to mind, but it's worth a closer look. "When considering where to retire in the United States, it’s worth looking beyond the obvious choices and exploring some unconventional cities that offer unique advantages. One such city is Detroit, Michigan, which boasts a low cost of living, affordable housing, and the opportunity to be part of the city’s revitalization efforts," shared Neal K. Shah, founder and CEO of CareYaya Health Technologies. https://lnkd.in/eM9xBikV In addition to its affordability, Detroit offers a vibrant arts and culture scene, with world-class museums and music venues. However, it's essential to note that the weather, particularly in the winter, can be challenging. #RetirementPlanning #Detroit #ArtsAndCulture #Revitalization
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Americans have to take many things into account before retiring, especially the location. Retirees have to consider taxes, climate, the housing market, amenities, and many other factors before making a decision. With hundreds of options to pick from, the task can be rather daunting and cities can change over the course of years. To help with the process, Niche recently released its 2023 rankings of the best places to retire in America. Florida dominated the Top 10 list and almost snatched the No. 1 spot. Pelican Bay is the highest-ranking Florida spot on the list at No. 2. Last year, this Naples neighborhood was ranked the best place to retire in the United States. Located in Collier County, Pelican Bay got high marks for public schools, jobs, weather, outdoor activities, and more. It's home to over 6,200 people, offers "an urban feel and most residents own their homes," according to the website. Here are the Top 10 best places to retire in America: Lake Success, New York Pelican Bay, Florida Highland Beach, Florida Siesta Key, Florida South Palm Beach, Florida Indian River Shores, Florida Bethany Beach, Delaware Hillsboro Beach, Florida Longboat Key, Florida Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
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Exploring the question, "Why Tallahassee?" Recently, a client asked me this, and the answer goes beyond words. Find out my response after a quick read below! #WhyTallahassee #RealEstateInsights #HomebuyingJourney #Tallahassee.
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Moving to Bend, Oregon? We've got you covered! Whether you're flying solo, moving your business, relocating your family, or settling into retirement, Bend Relocation Services makes it easy and fun! Embrace the beauty of Bend and let Melissa handle the details. Your new adventure awaits! 👉 Learn more at BendRelocationServices.com Like, comment, and subscribe for more tips and updates! #BendRelocationServices #MoveToBend #NewHome #SettleInBend #OregonLiving #RelocationExpert
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Moving to Bend, Oregon? We've got you covered! Whether you're flying solo, moving your business, relocating your family, or settling into retirement, Bend Relocation Services makes it easy and fun! Embrace the beauty of Bend and let Melissa handle the details. Your new adventure awaits! 👉 Learn more at BendRelocationServices.com Like, comment, and subscribe for more tips and updates! #BendRelocationServices #MoveToBend #NewHome #SettleInBend #OregonLiving #RelocationExpert
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Nice lead story in today's Naples Daily News! Newsweek, has ranked Moorings Park Communities as one of the best Life Plan Communities in the country. #luxurylifestyle #luxurylistings #luxuryproperty #naplesflorida #naplesrealestate #lifeplancommunities #ccrc #retirementliving #readingcommunity #colliercounty LeadingAge, LeadingAge Florida, LeadingAge Florida Inc., #SWFL #FountainofYouth International Council on Active Aging
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Not news to us, but Fort Worth was just named one of the South's Best Places to Retire by Southern Living. It was selected as the best place for "City lovers" who want access to culture, food, and city amenities but with the added benefit of space available should you want to enjoy more elbow room from neighbors in retirement. There are so many things to love about our city. If you've chosen to retire here, I'd love to know what about Fort Worth drew your eye (or made it easy to choose to stay)? Curious what other cities made the cut? Here's the full article: https://bit.ly/3t7lrpY
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