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Retirement New Mexico

A Complete Guide to Retiring in New Mexico

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Since its original publication in 1990 this handy paperback has been the standard reference for those interested in retiring in New Mexico. Now in its third edition—including the latest census data—it provides a detailed picture of 30 communities statewide. Climate, terrain and altitude; recreational, educational and cultural facilities—all these are addressed. Cost of living factors including housing costs and local tax rates are detailed. Health-care and senior-specific facilities are here with relevant phone numbers and email addresses. As the number of Baby Boomers reaching a more active retirement age increases, many New Mexico communities are making new efforts to attract the younger generation considering a move to the Land of Enchantment. Thus, golf courses, museums, theaters and shopping opportunities are expanding in both the smaller and larger towns and cities, and they have been included in this indispensable book.

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Retirement New Mexico, James Burbank

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2002
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Title
Retirement New Mexico
Subtitle
A Complete Guide to Retiring in New Mexico
Language
English
Released
2002
Format
Paperback
Pages
143
ISBN10
0937206741
ISBN13
9780937206744
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Since its original publication in 1990 this handy paperback has been the standard reference for those interested in retiring in New Mexico. Now in its third edition—including the latest census data—it provides a detailed picture of 30 communities statewide. Climate, terrain and altitude; recreational, educational and cultural facilities—all these are addressed. Cost of living factors including housing costs and local tax rates are detailed. Health-care and senior-specific facilities are here with relevant phone numbers and email addresses. As the number of Baby Boomers reaching a more active retirement age increases, many New Mexico communities are making new efforts to attract the younger generation considering a move to the Land of Enchantment. Thus, golf courses, museums, theaters and shopping opportunities are expanding in both the smaller and larger towns and cities, and they have been included in this indispensable book.