An analysis carried out by the financial company GoBankingRates was given the task of discovering areas where the average income of retirees exceeds six figures, which is why they are considered the richest cities in the United States for retirement.
Their study was created considering cities that have a population of more than 15,000 inhabitants, in which those over 65 years old exceed 25 percent. In the end, he got a list of 131 metropolises. Then the family income was analyzed and that is how they determined which are the richest.
According to the results, California is the state with the highest-income retirement cities. In total it has five: Rancho Palos Verdes, Laguna Beach, Walnut Creek, Cerritos and Novato.
From the previous list, it stands out Rancho Palos Verdes because the average family income there is US$166,747, making it the richest retirement city in the United States. There, residents over 65 years of age represent 26.2 percent, that is, around 11,000 people, the sixth highest number in this classification.
This city is located approximately 40 minutes from Los Angeles and It is a great option for those who want to enjoy the wonders that California offers, but without the tumults. It has different beaches ideal for surfing and diving. In addition to several corridors, cliffs, viewpoints and a warm climate all year round.
Rancho Palos Verdes is the US city with the richest retirees.
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The 10 Most Expensive Cities for Retirees in the US
The complete list ofThe 10 richest cities for retirees in the United States and their incomes is the next:
- Rancho Palos Verdes, California. US$166,747
- Highland Park, Illinois. US$159,567.
- Bainbridge Island, Washington. US$151,290.
- East Honolulu, Hawaii. US$151,224.
- Melville, New York. US$146,302.
- Laguna Beach, California. US$141,875.
- Paramus, New Jersey. US$136,824.
- Naples, Florida. US$135,657.
- Walnut Creek, California. US$129,971.
- Cerritos, California. US$124,460.
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