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2. The Best and Most Affordable Retirement Communities in Florida

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   Retirees look to Florida as the ideal place to retire for many reasons: it's got the perfect climate (if you don't mind the annual hurricane warnings), it's already home to millions of seniors and...

3. 8 Retirement Hot Spots Where the Cost of Living Is ... - AOL

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   Florida has always been a popular retirement destination, but certain cities have really gone up in price. ... Florida. Homes in Sarasota currently cost an average of $464,097, a 1.3% increase ...

4. National Community Renaissance - Wikipedia

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   National Community Renaissance, also known as National CORE, is a U.S. non-profit community builder specializing in affordable, multifamily, mixed-income, senior, workforce and special needs housing. Based in Rancho Cucamonga, California, National CORE operates in three states: California, Florida, and Texas.

5. 5 Surprisingly Affordable Retirement Communities - AOL

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   Retirement can be a glorious stage of life for many folks, but it also heralds a time when finances tend to become much tighter since people generally stop working. Retirement at Any Age: Get...

6. Retirement community - Wikipedia

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   The Villages, in Sumter County, Florida- Florida's most well-known and fastest-growing retirement community development [33] [34] is the state's "biggest example of a culturally and ethnically homogeneous retirement community" [32] with a 98.4% white population. [35]

7. Carrfour Supportive Housing - Wikipedia

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   Carrfour is Florida's largest not-for-profit supportive housing provider, housing more than 10,000 formerly homeless men, women and children in 20 communities throughout Miami-Dade County, assembling over $300 million of financing, tax credits and subsidies, and developing more than 1,700 affordable housing units since its founding. [1] [2]