Arizona towns draw retirees with affordable homes

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Several Arizona communities are drawing retirees seeking affordable homes and a slower pace of life. Parker offers a small-town setting on the Colorado River, with an emphasis on affordability, community, and cultural ties to the Colorado River Indian Tribes. Prescott Valley, near Prescott, offers a larger established community where retirees may find homes under $350,000 with room for gardens. Green Valley, south of Tucson, is a planned retirement community with golf amenities and some listings near courses under $250,000, while remaining within reach of Tucson’s services and airport.

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