Orlando Tops 2024 List of Best Retirement Cities in the U.S.. WalletHub

WalletHub's annual study highlights affordability, healthcare quality, and recreational activities as key factors.

Florida cities dominate the top rankings with Orlando, Miami, and Tampa in the top five.
Minneapolis breaks the trend, ranking third for its elder-friendly labor market and healthcare facilities.
Ohio cities like Cincinnati and Akron also make the list for their affordability and quality of life.
California cities like San Bernardino and Stockton are among the worst for retirees due to high costs and poor healthcare.
The study analyzed 182 cities based on affordability, activities, quality of life, and healthcare.