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Friday, June 1, 2012 30 Homes From $114,500 In Up-And-Coming Retirement Cities For decades, the snowbirds of the New York metropolitan area flocked to Florida for their retirement, while those from parts of the Midwest and Northwest favored Southern California's Palm Desert environs or its LeisureWorlds. But things evolve, including the trend of where people move to retire. The Phoenix area gained more older residents than any other large U.S. city between 2008 and 2010. But we think the question shouldn't be, "where has everyone else gone?" We'd like to help our readers get out in front of the trend. So to that end, we offer you the following slideshow featuring some lesser-known gems that could rise on baby boomers' radar in the next few years. We found homes in three price ranges in each city, starting as low as $114,500, courtesy of Realtor.com. Bob Balaban On The Magic Of 'Moonrise Kingdom' 6 Things You Should Never Wear To A Job Interview Which Post 50 Celebrities Were Born In June? Changing Careers? Top 10 Job Sectors Facing Talent Shortages WATCH: 9 Neat Tricks To Fight Fatigue BLOG POSTS Jane Adams Ph.D.: Why Kids Don't Leave Home -- It's Not (Just) the Economy Baby boomers have been enabling their kids' extended adolescence for over two decades, spurred on by their desire to have a more honest, authentic, intimate connection with their children than most of them enjoyed with their own parents. Sharon Greenthal: How Did She Get That Way? A Mother Reflects On Her College-Grad Daughter As a stay-at-home mom for twenty years, I did a lot of teaching, modeling, explaining, hand-holding, comforting... I also did a lot of learning from both my son Adam, a junior in college, and my daughter Katie, who graduated from Boston University in May. Michael S. Broder, Ph.D.: Out of Work? Look Beyond Your Fear! If you think of a job loss as an opportunity instead of as a reason to panic, it can be the wake-up call that prompts you to finally commit to having the career you really want. Dan Persons: Mighty Movie Podcast: Ravida Din on 'Pink Ribbons, Inc.' In the new documentary, Pink Ribbons, Inc, producer Ravida Din and director Léa Pool look at how the activism surrounding a pressing women's issue was co-opted by corporations and diverted into high-profile, soft-focused fund raising activities. Michael Hodin: What These Summer Movies Get Right About Aging Like The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Red is a movie that only makes sense in a world undergoing the most dramatic demographic transformation in human history.

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