10 New Retirement Hot Spots

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The Phoenix area gained more older residents than any other large U.S. city between 2008 and 2010. A net average of 14,233 people age 55 and older moved to the Phoenix metro area each year. This area accounts for more than half of the older population gained by the state of Arizona.

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