GITNUX MARKETDATA REPORT 2024
Statistics About The Most Affordable Places To Retire
Statistics show that the most affordable places to retire tend to have lower costs of living, affordable housing options, and access to healthcare services.
In this post, we will explore the most affordable places to retire based on housing prices, cost of living, and demographic statistics. From Asheville, North Carolina, with a median home price of $223,838 for individuals aged 60 and older, to Coeur D’Alene, Idaho, where the cost of living is over 2% below the U.S. average, we will analyze key data points to help you make an informed decision about your retirement destination.
Statistic 1
"Asheville, North Carolina has a median home price for people aged 60 and older of $223,838."
Statistic 2
"78% of residents over age 65 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, own their home."
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"The city of Coeur D’Alene, Idaho, has a cost of living that is more than 2% lower than the U.S. average."
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"Port St. Lucie, Florida, has a median home price of $230,000."
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"Over 20% of Naples, Florida's population is aged 65 and older."
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"Athens, Georgia has an average rent cost of $923 per month."
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"More than 39% of the population in Venice, Florida is aged 65 or older."
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"The poverty level for seniors aged 65 and over in Corpus Christi, Texas is 9.1%."
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"The median home price in Las Cruces, New Mexico is $171,700."
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"Little Rock, Arkansas, has 27.82% lower living costs than the US average."
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"The mean housing price in Tucson, Arizona, is about $141,300."
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"The age 65 and older population in Bismarck, North Dakota is 16.4%."
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"The median home cost in San Marcos, Texas is less than $200,000."
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"More than 15% of Santa Fe, New Mexico's residents are 65 or older."
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"The living wage in Ocala, Florida for one adult is $13.00/hr."