11. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Oklahoma City has a population of just over 600,000 and is located directly in the center of the state. The city is undergoing a renaissance with a number of art deco projects taking place. It is an inexpensive place to live with a good state tax climate and a cost of living 7% below the national average. A typical home in the area costs $161,000. Oklahoma City has a number of museums for retirees to enjoy including the Science Museum, the National Cowboy and Western Museum, the Oklahoma City Museum of Art and the Oklahoma City National Memorial. The city also houses a 42-block Film Exchange District for movie-lovers. The only thing retirees should be cautious of are the seasonal tornadoes.
12. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh is one the best cities to retire in the USA. The Pennsylvanian city consistently makes the “Best Places to Live” lists. Pittsburgh offers a beautiful setting as two major rivers combine against scenic steep hills. The city has a strong economy and low cost of living. It also has high ranks for bicycling and walkability. Pittsburgh is home to a number of universities and offers many cultural resources including restaurants, museums and performing art centers. Retiring in Pittsburgh can be classified as relaxed living in a culturally rich environment.
