BEST Oregon Coast Towns to Retire
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- BEST Oregon Coast Towns to Retire! Thinking of retiring on the Oregon Coast someday? We'll show you which towns on the Oregon Coast are best for retirees. We'll cover the pros and some cons of the top towns on the Oregon Coast to retire in including Cannon Beach, Manzanita, Arch Cape, Oceanside, Netarts, Florence, Brookings, Gold Beach, Yachats, and more!
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You should have also judged access to shopping: groceries, clothing, home goods and hardware. Many of these places require driving far for everyday supplies.
I live in Yachats. While the beauty of this area is what attracts visitors, it is the people here that make it the place to live. Great little village, wonderful people. I am a photographer. If you want to see more images of Yachats and the area around us, I including a direct link: www.scottgeographic.org/CentralCoast.
regarding brookings. i moved here 10 years ago from l.a. county and it was definitely a good decision. sutter hospital in crescent city does not have a great reputation. not sure about gold beach’s hospital since it is fairly new…. the old hospital did not have a great reputation. basically you have to go to either medford or grants pass. medford is definitely NOT a 2 hour drive! i don’t know why the uploader said that. it’s nearly 3. grants pass is just over 2 hours away and they have decent medical facilities. however, the road from brookings into the inland valley is slow, winding and is subject to closure if there is snow or ice. also the wildfires last year crippled the road with repair closures. beware if that is a concern. we do have some good, local general practice doctors and dentists here but anything more serious will require a trip inland.
it is somewhat reassuring to know that there are life flights available from brookings to medford in case of an emergency. you can buy insurance for this and the rates are affordable.
Paul, I think that this informational video is by far, your best one. There is good insight into possible healthcare needs, proximity to larger cities, and median home prices.
You also included great information regarding property tax increases. We hope to be moving to the Oregon Coast from Tigard in the next year or two. This information is really appreciated. Thank you
Thank you 😊
Research the Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake. It is predicted to be a 9.0. Everything will be toast from the Oregon Coast to Interstate-5, according to geologists.
I retired in Manzanita. So happy. The other two cities in the area - Nehalem and Wheeler - deserve mention. Best decision I’ve ever made but 🤫 sssh. Don’t tell anyone. Ohh shit my big mouth. Crossing my fingers regarding the big quake.
Have you ever thought that most people who live in these town don't want more people moving there.
I don't think it's a question of more people...there's not a lot of new housing projects, especially along the coast. I think it's just filling up the empty or soon to be empty houses that people are coming into...so if a family leaves a house a new family comes in...not necessarily more people...and do you want empty/vacant houses around that are unkempt, dilapidated, and possible magnets for squatters/homeless people to take over? And yes...I am one of the people using this channel to move from Southern California to the Oregon Coast
It certainly doesn't look to me like there is an over poplulation problem in any of these towns.
I’d be curious to know what “most” means. 51%? 99%?
I’m sympathetic to those affected by lack of affordable housing and to those who feel like their neighborhood/town/city is losing its charm. More needs to be done to address these issues.
That’s right, nobody should move anywhere, stay where you are born!!! 🤦🏼♀️
What a stupid comment
Thanks for another helpful video!
Looking at retiring, smaller population, access to medical within reason… what town has plenty of townhomes as well?
Townhomes are not in abundance, but Lincoln City and Newport come to mind as towns with some options. Seaside and Florence as well.
I recommend the Coos Bay area or North Bend area. Moved here and never regretted it.
@MarieDahme I'm looking at relocating here what area of town would you recommend? or just outside of town.
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Wow, you skipped Coos Bay. You have lost all credibility.
I pass through Coos Bay at least once a year. In my opinion it lacks a lot of the charm most of the coastal towns have.
cold, wet, dreary, no summer-just an early spring...Had the worst healthcare in Florence. The doctor has a reputation too, he is just repulsive.