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In 20 18, Henderson topped the list of the most popular cities for retirees. There were 234 1 retirees "immigrants" in this city, of which 3 19 1 people moved to this city and 850 people retired and left here.

SmartAsset wrote: "Nevada is one of the most retiree-friendly states, which may partly explain why Henderson is so attractive. Nevada is a friendly retirement state because there is no income tax. "

2.san Antonio, Texas

San Antonio is a new city in the top ten list of retired cities. SmartAsset said: "Including all the elderly who are about to move, the net number of elderly people in San Antonio has increased by 2,306."

Texas has no state income tax or any retirement income tax. But San Antonio also has some other advantages, including good weather and many cultural facilities, as well as good food.

3.scottsdale, Arizona

Scottsdale, which is famous for its resorts, golf courses, galleries and food places, is not only the choice of the elderly, but also the choice of people of all ages, not to mention tourists.

Last year, the city ranked only in the top 25 in the list of the most popular retirement cities. This year, Scottsdale soared to the third place because of the net immigration of 65,438+0,834 (compared with 773 last year).

The survey found that living in Scottsdale, the housing cost is more expensive than other cities in Arizona, and the monthly cost of medium-sized housing exceeds $65,438+0,300.

4. mesa, Arizona

SmartAsset found that Mesa is still a "loyal choice" for retirees interested in the Phoenix metro area, with an average family living cost of less than $65,438+0,000.

The city ranked first last year, but this year it fell to fourth place due to the rising rate of elderly people moving out.

5.las Vegas

According to the latest statistics of SmartAsset, 4,387 retirees decided to settle in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas is not only an adult playground, but also Nevada has low local taxes and no tax on retirement income. From the tax point of view, Las Vegas is one of the best retirement states in the country.

6.gilbert, Arizona

The sixth place is Gilbert, another city in Arizona. According to SmartAsset, Gilbert may be more suitable for slightly wealthy retirees.

According to the Census Bureau, the average house price in Gilbert exceeds $65,438+$0,400 per month, and the average house price exceeds $300,000.

According to SmartAsset, retirees who plan to buy ordinary houses need to pay a down payment of $60,000.

7.surprise, Arizona

Many cities in Arizona are among the most popular retirement cities, thanks to the state's "dry" hot climate all year round and no tax on social security income.

8.raleigh, North Carolina

Smartalset found that about 20 15 elderly people moved to Raleigh to settle down. The company said that in terms of taxes, North Carolina is only "moderately friendly" to retirees, but the weather in the state is good all year round.

9. Eugene, Oregon

Eugene, Oregon ranked ninth. One disadvantage of moving to Eugene is that the median house price here is $267,000, which is about $60,000 higher than the national average.

Pioria, Arizona 10

Piolia, Arizona is the most popular destination of 10 for retirees.

According to the data of the US Census Bureau, 1384 elderly people came to Piolia in the north of Phoenix, and another 338 people moved away.

The median monthly housing in this city is less than $65,438+$0,200, which is higher than that in nearby Mesa, but lower than that in Cotsdale or Gilbert.