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It always amazes me that there is a thing about moving to a “retirement community” or town, state whatever. If one does not live in a real shathole, why move?... particularly if in doing so you are leaving old friends, attachments, paid for home and familiar environs etc. Sounds like a lot of unnecessary pressure and work to me. If you like new things and experiences, just buy an rv or travel by other means a lot.

One possible explanation:

It may be that the place of residence of some people is determined, during their working years, solely on the basis of the availability of high-paying jobs.

Then, when they are facing retirement, the available of jobs is no longer a factor in their calculations.

Rather, as retirees, they are then concerned solely by such other factors as: climate, proximity of family, etc.

Regards,