Map Reveals Best Places To Retire in US in 2026
Summary
U.S. News & World Report ranked Midland, Michigan, the top U.S. city for retirement for the second year in a row, followed by Homosassa Springs, Florida. The ranking assessed more than 850 cities using factors including quality of life, affordability, health care, taxes, jobs, and retiree migration.Key Facts
- The top 10 included Midland, Michigan; Homosassa Springs, Florida; Weirton, West Virginia; The Woodlands and Spring, Texas; Rio Rancho, New Mexico; Altoona, Pennsylvania; Paducah, Kentucky; Lynchburg, Virginia; and Palm Coast, Florida.
- Seven of the 10 highest-ranked cities are in the South, according to the article.
- Midland has a population of 42,828 and a median age of 39.1.
- The article reports Midland's median home value as $206,176, compared with a national median of $359,870.
- The reported median rent in Midland is $790.
- Among the 250 best-ranked retirement cities, 41 were in Florida and 44 were in Texas.
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