But the map to your golden years stretches far beyond the big names.
Picture yourself sipping coastal cocktails in Corpus Christi, the salty breeze tangling in your hair.
Or imagine escaping the heat in Horseshoe Bay, where turquoise waters and lakeside serenity soothe your soul.
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For a dose of history, Galveston beckons with Victorian charm and whispers of pirate lore.
This aint just a guide, its your personal compass to a Texan Eden.
Naturally, Houston attracts folks that love big-city amenities and outdoor recreation.
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On the contrary, theres a reason this city appeals to folks from all walks of life.
The life music scene along is worth the move.
Known as the Live Music Capital of the World, expect great entertainment to become a daily thing.
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Housing costs alone make El Paso one of the best cities to retire in Texas for budget minded seniors.
Drought conditions are not uncommon which sometimes come along with water shortages.
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As long as you are aware and prepared, this shouldnt be an issue.
The affordable beachside community is considered one of the best places to retire in Texas and rightly so.
Retirees will enjoy a very low cost for housing, with the averagehome prices hovering around $141k.
Beaumont is also right near the Louisiana border for easy travel there.
Kemah
Located on Galveston Bay, Kemah is perfect for those who love to be surrounded by water.
Popular activities for retirees include bass fishing, boating, swimming, and jet skiing.
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