15. Yonkers, New York
Even if Yorkers might not be the first city to pop into your head when you think of New York, this one has a solid presence, with over 200,000 people calling it home. Nearly 17% of them are seniors aged 65-84. The number of folks 85+ is starting to dip, and sadly, older adults here are living below the poverty line, which offers a glimpse into the challenges behind the cityscape.
14. Pembroke Pines, Florida
Only 22 miles north of Miami, you will find Pembroke Pines blending suburban ease with the tropical sunshine. 17.8% of nearly 170,000 residents are seniors. These people are drawn by beaches, warm breezes, and plenty of activities. It has the perfect active-but-not-chaotic” retirement vibe.
