20 Best Kept Secret Places to Retire in USA 2024

20 Best Kept Secret Places to Retire in USA 2024.

Americans are moving to retire. This year 234,000 Americans moved for their retirement, a 4% increase from the previous year. We analyzed U.S. Census Bureau Data to crunch these figures, assessing that 12% of them moved in search of cheaper housing. While cheaper housing was a top consideration, 12% also flocked to Florida for their golden years.

However, many retirees wish to escape the hustle and bustle of big cities altogether. 90% of adults wish to retire in the comfort of their own homes too. Usually, small towns attract such retirees that provide them the best amalgamation of affordability, healthcare, and high quality of life. As such, there are loads of best small towns to retire on a budget.

In order to compile the list of the best kept secret places for retirement, we have done a deep analysis of the places that seniors across the United States who want to retire to a quiet place are talking about. Numerous forums were explored on Quora and Reddit, as well as websites, to arrive at a comprehensive list of places that are low-key yet ideal for retirement. Places considered from our list had populations under 50,000, an affordable cost of living, adequate healthcare, as well as tolerable climate.

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[Johnwhite-cn]

I’m seriously considering relocating for retirement, but choosing the right place is overwhelming. With inflation and rising living costs, I feel like I need to focus on states that balance affordability and quality of life

[Dailysoulgrowth]

Need to rename this to. Best places to Retire if your well off

[irishledden]

HELLO!...If there's SNOW...We WON'T GO!

[EsmondCameron-uw]

Great finds! Discovering hidden gems for retirement is exciting. Thanks for sharing these secret spots for retirement living in the USA.

[kevincx]

Cedar Key? An island in FLA that is near Phoenix? and the desert? And not to mention destroyed in a Hurricane 5 months ago.

[joesmith]

Ocala, florida is too cold in the winter and too hot in the summer!!

[EmilyEvelyn-]

Amazing video, A friend of mine referred me to a financial adviser sometime ago and we got talking about investment and money. I started investing with $120k and in the first 2 months, my portfolio was reading $274, 800. Crazy right!, I decided to reinvest my profit and gets more interesting. For over a year we have been working together making consistent profit just bought my second home 2 weeks ago and care for my family...

[KielBlare-vb]

Discovering hidden retirement gems is valuable. Thanks for sharing these secret spots in the USA to consider for retirement.

[topplacetoLive]

Super insightful on hidden gems for retirement in the USA. Perfect for planning ahead.

[bahrenbahren]

my youngest brother and his partner decided to reside for their retirement in Maine....admin, plse cover that city...thank u in advance...

[yolandastrickling]

I will pick anywhere in North Carolina, especially near the water mainly the beach or in the avalanche

[joerathman]

What former wage earner. on social security. can go purchase one of those three hundred thousand dollar homes. This is a video. for retired doctors. lawyers. and corporate executives.

[joesmith]

Love those low property taxes, know of any places??

[Notyouraveragesenior]

Whenever you hear this AI generated voice, do not expect the information you were looking for.

[toddaron]

Asheville, I get; cliche?

is that $number correct? THat seems much more reasonable than I'd have thought.

Anywhere in Blue Ridge Mtns, or even closer to TN. Good to know NC doesn't tax SS... if they don't take it from us.

[MrBencher]

This is a video for rich people to retire not for the average Joe. 😡

[joesmith]

How about 35% BELOW the national average??

[robertcushing]

I don’t think Cedar Key, Fl is 60 miles from Phoenix. Nor do I think there are deserts or archaeological digs close by.

[lisaroth]

Too many cold places. I'm thinking this video isn't for retiring, but perhaps more for those in their 40's. Also, sorry, but robot voices just don't do it for me.

[glenacebrown]

Wow! a) The horrible, robotic narration makes this video difficult to watch or listen to. Was it AI generated, or just translated to English with a poor program? b) not all US retirees are millionaires. These aren't "secret" they're just too darn expensive for most retirees. Sorry for dumping criticism, but this was bad.