Florida is a desirable place to retire because of the suitable cost of living and location close to the beach. In addition, it has provided different kinds of services to support the retirement community. Here are some best Florida cities for retirement. Miami
Population: about 605,800
Share of population age 65+: 18. 2%
Median monthly rent: about $1,500
Miami has higher housing and costly health care, so seniors retiring in Miami need to face the higher cost of living. However, it offers retirees plenty of activities. It's more expensive, but the rich cultural experience, dining, shopping, and health care services are top-tier. Fort Myers
Population: about 752,200
Share of population age 65+: 28. 4%
Median monthly rent: about $1,300
Fort Myers scored well on the desirability and happiness metrics (指标). Many retirees are able to comfortably afford a home, which frees up retirement income for other important expenses. Seniors in Fort Myers can create a relaxing beach retirement lifestyle, even on a limited budget. Tallahassee
Population: about 382,700
Share of population age 65+: 14. 6%
Median monthly rent: about $1,000
Tallahassee has four clear seasons, and its short winters are colder than the state's coastal areas. Housing is more affordable here than in other Florida cities. Retirees can take classes at the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Florida, or enjoy one of Tallahassee's many museums, historic sites and parks. Ocala
Population: about 370,000
Share of population age 65+: 28. 5%
Median monthly rent: about $990
This equestrian (马术) town is best known for award-winning horses. Retirees can attend horse shows and equestrian events and enjoy regular horseback rides. Ocala's inexpensive housing makes it easy to relocate to the area. The Ocala National Forest has hundreds of lakes, rivers and springs where you can swim and fish.
