Idaho Named One of the Happiest States to Retire In, With Treasure Valley Leading the Way
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BOISE, Idaho - IdaStar -- As retirement trends shift away from the traditional Sun Belt states, Idaho is emerging as a top contender for retirees looking for happiness, affordability, and natural beauty. According to recent rankings and livability indexes, Idaho scores high on key retirement factors like community engagement, safety, healthcare access, and tax-friendliness.

"Many of our clients are surprised by how much Idaho offers retirees," said Denise Abmont, co-founder of Abmont Realty Group in Eagle. "It's not just the beauty, it's the peace of mind. People want a slower pace, affordability, and a strong community. Idaho delivers that."

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The Boise area, in particular, is gaining attention thanks to its access to amenities, low crime rates, and growing healthcare infrastructure. Cities like Eagle, Meridian, and Star offer resort-style communities, walking paths, and cultural activities perfect for retirees looking to stay active and connected.

About Abmont Realty Group:
Based in Eagle, Idaho, Abmont Realty Group helps buyers and sellers navigate the Treasure Valley real estate market with trusted experience and local knowledge. Go to https://www.abmontrealtygroup.com to get more information about retiring or relocating to Idaho.