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Originally Posted by KS Smitty
Manhattan KS gets listed on a few "places to retire" sites. Summer sucks, today it was 90 degrees with a NE wind and the heat index was 105 and it's only beginning we have another 6 weeks of this. UGH. Due to the close proximity of Fort Riley and KSU being in town housing is higher than smaller surrounding communities. All 4 seasons are represented, usually in the same day or week and iirc we get usually 6 days of perfect weather in a calendar year. AHHH Kansas.
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Yeah, I like college towns. I should build in a scoring bonus for that. I put it in my model because I'd seen it on a few "good places to live" lists, but Kansas doesn't seem very tax-friendly, which offsets the more affordable housing compared to Denver. And the weather's not necessarily better than Denver's, depending on one's tastes. So it's not at the bottom of the list, but I can't score it in the top half.