Known for its slower pace of life and upscale amenities, Sarasota offers a population of 57,376 residents, with 29.6% aged 65 and older. The cost of living in Sarasota is 5.3% higher than the national average, with a median household income of $68,870.
With a population of 145,214, Gainesville boasts a lower cost of living, 7.8% below the national average. Retirees benefit from lifelong learning opportunities at the University of Florida, with an average home value of $292,583 providing affordable housing options.
Naples, home to 19,618 residents, has a significant share of 54.6% aged 65 and older. Despite a cost of living 13% higher than the national average, the city offers a median household income of $135,657. Retirees are drawn to Naples for its luxury lifestyle
With a population of 261,256, St. Petersburg offers a diverse range of housing options, with home prices ranging from $200,000 to $1 million or more. The city provides beautiful harbor views, a vibrant downtown, and easy access to Tampa Bay's amenities.
unta Gorda, home to 20,608 residents, caters to retirees, with a majority of its population aged 65 and older. The city's life revolves around canal-front homes, retirement communities, and outdoor recreational activities.
St. Augustine, with a population of 15,180, offers retirees a mix of surf, sand, and cultural activities. The city boasts 42 miles of sand along St. John’s County Atlantic coast, offering something for everyone. With more than 60 historic sites and attractions
Venice, home to 27,272 residents, offers a relaxed coastal lifestyle with easy access to parks and waterways. Residents enjoy historical neighborhoods, waterfront views, and a variety of recreational activities. With more than 30 parks and a bustling downtown area