3. Tucson, Arizona
Nicknamed “The Old Pueblo,” Tucson has become one of the fastest growing retirement communities in the country. The city experiences a warm climate year-round with over 300 days of sunshine, perfect for golfers and outdoor adventurers. It also boasts over 230 performing art shows per year. Tucson’s cost of living is 4% below national average and a typical home sells for $172,000. Tucson is known for its environmentally sustainable practices, its bicycle friendly streets, an award-winning public bus system, and its overall walkability. Consider settling in Saguaro National Park, a community that caters to retirees.
