|
Mission Viejo California
One of the largest planned developments in the U.S., Mission Viejo is a largely residential area with picturesque tree-lined neighborhoods. It seems to make everybody’s list of Top 10 Safest Places to live numerous times. It was one of the last regions of Orange County to be urbanized, and was not fully completed until 1980. It is located about half way between Los Angeles and San Diego. Population: As of 2011 the estimated population was 93,483.
Climate: Mission Viejo enjoys 283 sunny days per year, with only 13 inches of rain.
Cost of living: The cost of living in Mission Viejo is 43% greater than the national average, so it is not for retirement on a budget.
Housing costs: Housing is likewise expensive, at 170% greater than the national average. The median home cost in Mission Viejo is $514,800.
Colleges and Universities: Saddleback College provides a comprehensive array of high-quality courses and programs that foster lifelong learning.
Transportation:John Wayne Airport is just 15 miles north of Mission Viejo. Most people get around by car, but OCTA does operate bus lines throughout the city.
Travel and tourism: Lake Mission Viejo is a man-made lake which allows swimming, sailing, kayaking, and fishing. Golf is primo in this climate, and upscale shopping would be appealing to many retirees.
Mission Viejo California Retirement Communities
Mission Viejo California Financial Services
Mission Viejo California Medical Listings
Mission Viejo California Real Estate
|
RETIREMENT LIFESTYLE PLANNER
Resort-Style
Retirement In Oregon Schedule a visit with Oregon's
best retirement communities. (read on)
Spending and Saving in
Retirement Finances are a big part of your successful
retirement plan. (read on)
Retirement Resources
- Our retirement experts find the best retirement resources for our
retirement directory and blog (read on)
Finding Quality
Caregivers - Finding quality, trustworthy caregivers should be a
major part of your retirement planning (read on)
|
