Green Valley in Arizona offers Florida heat without the prices. Green Valley is near Tucson, and it provides a variety of experiences, from high-end shopping to fancy dining and cultural events.
Warm weather and affordable housing in a town called “Sparkling City by the Sea” also come with a massive advantage compared to Florida – retirement income is tax-free.
Reading in Pennsylvania is ranked the second-best place to retire. Though the cost of living is a bit higher than average, it comes with real-life Reading Railroad from the Monopoly.
If you enjoy a colder climate, Ann Arbor could be a place for a fresh start. Beautiful nature, a Midwest vibe, a long-standing Ann Arbor Street Art Fair, the Ann Arbor Film Festival.
Another top destination for retirees is Charleston, a South Carolina town that offers affordability and outdoor activities, with ocean breezes and the homestead tax exemption.
Virginia Beach offers excellent air quality and a beach lifestyle, with numerous retirement-age-friendly activities.
College Station, located 85 miles northwest of Houston, offers warm weather, affordability, and a vibrant lifestyle, and the city will keep you busy and entertained at any age.