15 Best Retirement Cities With the Most Seniors

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.