YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
YOUR BUSINESS AUTHORITY
Springfield, MO
Nixa was named one of Time Money magazine's seven best places to retire.
Money calls Nixa the "best for belt tighteners" on the list, which isn't ranked.
With a 50-plus population of 31.6 percent, the county's median home price is $166,078 and the average property tax is $1,598, according to Money magazine.
"Use those savings to enjoy nearby attractions such as a jeep ride through the Fantastic Caverns, a tour of the National Tiger Sanctuary or a stroll through the 114-acre Springfield Botanical Gardens," the article reads.
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