Retiring in Beulah

Retiring in Beulah offers genuine affordability and North Dakota's favorable statewide tax structure, though this record discloses honestly that Beulah's own median age runs only modestly above the statewide figure -- a genuinely different retiree-relevance picture than Rugby or Hazen elsewhere in this same Tier A batch.

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A genuinely marginal retiree-population signal

Beulah's cited median age (36.7) runs only modestly above North Dakota's own statewide median age (approximately 35.7-36.0) -- this record does not apply a retiree-population tag on that genuinely marginal basis, unlike Rugby (40.1) or Hazen (~43).

Genuine affordability and light taxes still apply

Beulah's cited home values ($194,300-$216,479) and North Dakota's light statewide income tax (2.50% top marginal) remain real, disclosed advantages for a retiree on a fixed income, regardless of the town's own age profile.

Healthcare runs through neighboring Hazen

Sakakawea Medical Center, a 13-bed critical access hospital, sits approximately 9 miles away in Hazen -- retirees with more specialized ongoing care needs should confirm current specialist availability directly, likely requiring travel to Bismarck for more extensive care.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-28. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.