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PORT CHARLOTTE - Retirees looking for housing deals are finding them in Port Charlotte, whose reputation as a retirement bargain is once again growing on a national scale.
Where to Retire magazine is profiling Port Charlotte as a "low-cost haven" in its March/April issue.
"This is Florida coastal living at a bargain, with homes at considerably lower prices today than a couple of years ago," editor Mary Lu Abbott said in a news release.
Where to Retire is a national magazine based in Houston.
Aside from housing, the magazine pointed to other qualities of Port Charlotte that are important to retirees: 165 miles of man-made waterways, Charlotte Harbor and nature preserves, recreational activities, volunteering opportunities and a variety of shopping centers and cultural entertainment.
"You name it, we've got it. It's a neat place to retire," Gray said.
Magazine articles can create positive buzz. Last summer, Money magazine ranked Port Charlotte as the best place in the country to retire.
Monday, February 15, 2010
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