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But, they reported, prices are starting to come down, at least in some places.
Meanwhile, some popular cities and spots may be out of reach financially for future retirees.
Here are four desirable places thatmight be too pricey for many retirees, with four viable alternatives.
Horse-drawn carriage rides through historic downtown, museums, restaurants, shops, and more.
Unfortunately, Charlestons riches make it a bit too expensive for many retirees savings.
Perhaps thats whyBest Places describes it as a retirement destination.
Mount Pleasant, near Charleston, certainly maintains its suburban appeal, though its very expensive, said Morgado.
Retirees on a housing budget will find the average home price of more than $830,000 a bit shocking.
And the cost of living at 12% above the national average adds insult to injury.
The area has many parks and trails andgood healthcare options, according to Best Places.
Beaufort
Beaufort has historic waterfront charm, with beaches, wetlands and many annual events.
A beautiful, peaceful town, with good healthcare, its a great choice for retirees.
Unfortunately, its on the expensive side.
Georgetown has similar features and amedian home valuewell below Beauforts, said Morgado.
A retirement destination in its own right, it also boasts coastline vistas and many outdoor activity options.
All average home values from Zillow.com; all cost of living data from BestPlaces.com.
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