Colorado - #3 Spot to Retire | Best places to retire in the US
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2023
- Colorado has done it again! They are the #3 spot to retire in the US based on rankings from Kiplinger and Wallethub. We cover the pros and cons of retiring in Colorado and talk about life in Denver, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs, Grand Junction and more! Don't miss out on discussions of tax friendliness, weather, healthcare and other reasons to love (or hate) Colorado for your retirement!
Here's the link for your free South Denver Retirement Relocation Guide too!
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Hi! I'm Alyson, a full time Realtor® with Keller Williams DTC. My family and I are long-time Coloradans (husband and kids are native...I'm the lone transplant). We have moved and relocated out of Colorado and back and even bought a house by FaceTime tour WAY before that was common.
I am married to a Coach, have two amazing kids, and three adopted dogs. Give me coffee and you'll see me smile. Coffee in the mountains is even better! I love getting in a hike with my family when we can.
If you have kids, dogs, or love coffee, we can chat for hours--Oh, and we can talk real estate too :) If you love sports, let me connect you with my husband LOL.
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I am blessed to work with clients coming to Colorado from all over the country, as well as loads of the lucky ones that already call Colorado home. Since our family is experienced movers, even out-of-state and cross-country (a fun story for you if we ever meet), I serve my clients from a place of knowledge, compassion and confident expertise. I’m so thankful for you, and for you watching my videos! If you want to talk about real estate in the south part of Denver feel free to email me anytime at LiveSouthDenver@gmail.com or call / text 303.246.6707.
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To glorify God by serving our clients with excellence and wisdom. Growing each client's wealth, through real estate, so that dreams and legacies are fulfilled that strengthen families. 
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You’v pretty much convinced me to move to Colorado, my husband and I currently live in Oregon and needless to say..I’ll leave it at that. We can move anywhere in the country but would like to live in a pretty state that has all four seasons, we love winters but not the harsh ones they experience in all northern states - Colorado seems to fit all our wants and needs.
Well, I say you should :) I have loved living here. Are you on the "dry" side of Oregon, or the "lush" side of Oregon?
Thank you Alyson, very informative
Glad it was helpful! Thanks so much for watching and taking a moment to leave a comment
I’d rather live in Colorado! And if not there then Tennessee
Both beautiful places! I still don't know if I could do a Tennessee summer...I don't think I've shaken off the years of suffering through "hot South" yet (still!). But I appreciate all the trees east of the Mississippi!
Very informative! We are planning to retire to New Mexico in 5 years, we love it but have concerns about the crime, poverty and healthcare. Colorado is on our radar, hopefully we'll visit soon and see if it's for us.
Hope you get to make that trip this year - the weather is great up here this year. It's so nice and cool (we'll ignore talking about the near daily hail...if it comes with cooler temps, that's fine by me:) Thanks for watching!
Stay away from Salida and Buena Vista, it’s terrible! Just joking. It’s just very expensive.
Great video from a builder and my real estate wife. I’ve been here all my life (62).
Ugh i wish rich people would stop moving here. Pricing me out of my hometown...
As someone who has lived in Virginia, I can’t imagine it ranking highly as a place to retire. There are far too many taxes.
Where did you move from Alyson
Great detailed overview of costs to live “the colorado lifestyle”
Glad it was helpful! Are you in CO now, or considering it from somewhere else?
Unless you are wealthy, like worth millions you can’t retire in Colorado. Maybe if you can hack it off grid in rural area but I don’t see many 60 70 80 year olds doing that.
From Fort Collins to Colorado Springs you need over $500 k just for an older starter home or townhome. And that extends east to about a hour outside Denver.
Most mountain towns worth living are about a million for a condo unless again you can live without a grocery within an hour.
I plan to move from Colorado to retire
Alyson, I m looking to see if this is a good time to buy a house? I have been living in Inverness Englewood area for last 6-7 years and yet to buy a house, I have a 3 year old kid to think about schooling, do you have any suggestions on best location for me with low tax, low hoa and reasonable prices? Let me know. Thank you.
Hi Geethika, I'm happy to connect for a personal conversation. Social Media isn't the best spot for offering insight and counsel beyond the YT content :) If you'd like to chat, feel free to email at Live South Denver at Gmail dot com.
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Its says retire🤔 No Old People are going sking down a mountian, water sking or throwing snow balls..🤨😂🤣😄
Thanks for watching! Plenty of retirees still love their snow sports here :) I have folks with snow mobiles, skis, snowboards, and more. Many of them are more active than families with jobs and kids at home.....living the life they dreamed of while doing their 9-5