We’ve all heard the horror stories about retiring in New Jersey: the high property taxes, the high cost of living, high home prices.
While those are very real hurdles, the reality is a lot of people do stay in the Garden State. The state’s attractions like its beaches and mountains, its public transit system and proximity to Philadelphia and New York City are big plusses.
Finance website Insider Monkey took a look at factors including livability scores, cost of living, median rent and median home prices to find the 15 best places to retire in New Jersey.
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