The 10 Best Places to Retire in the U.S. in 2022-2023
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You might be able to save money and improve your quality of life by relocating to a retirement spot that better suits your interests and budget.
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This year's list of the 10 Best Places to Retire highlights places with affordable homes, low taxes and high ratings for happiness and health care quality.
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Reading is located about halfway between the state capital city of Harrisburg and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania's largest city.
10. Reading, Pennsylvania
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Pennsylvania's third-largest metro area is located on the Lehigh River and has a large number of historic homes.
9. Allentown, Pennsylvania
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Ann Arbor's health care and job opportunities help propel this city into the top 10 places to retire. which provides free tuition for Michigan families with incomes below $65,000.
8. Ann Arbor, Michigan
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Daytona Beach is not your typical sleepy beach town. This city is most famous for motor sports.
7. Daytona Beach, Florida
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Naples also scored highly on the desirability metric, and travelers and retirees are often drawn to the white-sand beaches along the Gulf of Mexico and the mild winter weather.
6. Naples, Florida
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York was founded in the 1700s and still has some well-preserved historic architecture from the time period. The city played an instrumental role during the Revolutionary War.
5. York, Pennsylvania
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There are beaches with powdery sand along the Tampa Bay near the Gulf of Mexico as well as towering skyscrapers and high rises.
4. Tampa, Florida
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Pensacola is an affordable beach retirement spot for retirees on a budget. Popular beaches include Pensacola Beach and Perdido Key.
3. Pensacola, Florida
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Pennsylvania's state capital city is located along the Susquehanna River, and runners and bikers can take advantage of Riverfront Park and other nearby hiking trails.
2. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
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Lancaster is surrounded by Amish farmland, and you'll find plenty of Amish produce, baked goods and craft items at local stores and the bustling Lancaster Central Market.