As the real estate market continues to evolve, certain East Coast retirement destinations are becoming increasingly unaffordable. Here’s what experts are saying about which towns might not be worth their high price tags in 2025 .
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Hilton Head, South Carolina
According to Thomas J. Brock, CFA and expert at Annuity.org , Hilton Head tops the list with average home prices exceeding $750,000 — more than double South Carolina’s median home price of $300,000. “The premium is a clear reflection of the island’s renowned golf courses, beaches, restaurants and shops,” notes Brock. “Unfortunately, the high cost of living puts this town out of reach for most retirees.”
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