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10. Henderson, Nevada

10. Henderson, Nevada

% of population 65+: 21.3%

Henderson, Nevada, kicks off our list with 21.3% of its population being 65 years or older. With its low crime rates and abundance of recreational activities, Henderson offers retirees the perfect blend of safety and excitement. Whether you're hitting the slots or hitting the hiking trails, Henderson has something for everyone in their golden years.

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9. Honolulu, Hawaii

9. Honolulu, Hawaii

% of population 65+: 21.4%

Honolulu, Hawaii, may be known for its vibrant nightlife and stunning beaches, but it's also home to a significant population of seniors, with 21.4% of its residents being 65 or older. From early morning yoga sessions on the beach to leisurely strolls through the botanical gardens, Honolulu offers retirees plenty of opportunities to enjoy island life to the fullest.

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8. Surprise, Arizona

8. Surprise, Arizona

% of population 65+: 21.5%

Surprise, Arizona, may have a name that suggests the unexpected, but its high percentage of seniors (21.5%) is no surprise at all. With its affordable housing options and abundance of golf courses, Surprise offers retirees the perfect combination of leisure and affordability.

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7. Pampano Beach, Florida

7. Pampano Beach, Florida

% of population 65+: 21.6%

Pompano Beach, Florida, is not just a beach lover's paradise; it's also a favorite destination for retirees, with 21.6% of its population enjoying their golden years. With its year-round sunshine and endless array of recreational activities, Pompano Beach offers retirees the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.

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6. Lakeland, Florida

6. Lakeland, Florida

% of population 65+: 21.6%

Lakeland, Florida, may not be as well-known as some of its neighboring cities, but it's certainly not lacking in retirees, with 21.6% of its population being 65 years or older. From early morning walks in the park to afternoon bingo sessions, Lakeland offers retirees plenty of opportunities to stay active and engaged.

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5. Port St. Lucie, Florida

5. Port St. Lucie, Florida

% of population 65+: 23.0%

Port St. Lucie, Florida, is not just a haven for golf enthusiasts; it's also a hotspot for retirees, with 23.0% of its population falling into the 65-and-older category. With its affordable housing options and laid-back atmosphere, Port St. Lucie offers retirees the perfect blend of relaxation and recreation.

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4. Clearwater, Florida

4. Clearwater, Florida

% of population 65+: 23.3%

Clearwater, Florida, may be famous for its stunning beaches, but it's also home to a significant number of seniors, with 23.3% of its population being 65 or older. With so many retirees around, you can expect the local conversation to revolve around topics like Medicare, early bird dinner specials, and the best orthopedic surgeons in town.

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3. Cape Coral, Florida

3. Cape Coral, Florida

% of population 65+: 23.9%

Cape Coral, Florida, boasts a sizable population of retirees, with 23.9% of its residents enjoying their golden years. This waterfront city offers more than just picturesque views; it's a haven for retirees looking to spend their days fishing, boating, or simply lounging by the pool with a good book and a pair of oversized sunglasses.

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2. Spring Hill, Florida

2. Spring Hill, Florida

% of population 65+: 24.3%

Spring Hill, Florida, may sound youthful, but don't let the name fool you. With 24.3% of its population in the 65-and-older club, this town is more like a cozy retirement nest. The abundance of palm trees and retirement communities make Spring Hill a top choice for those seeking warm weather and early bird specials.

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1. Scottsdale, Arizona

1. Scottsdale, Arizona

% of population 65+: 27.4%

Scottsdale, Arizona, proudly takes the lead in this list with a whopping 27.4% of its population being 65 years or older. Known for its sunny weather and plethora of golf courses, Scottsdale seems to have become the ultimate destination for retirees looking to bask in the desert sun. With so many seniors around, you can bet that shuffleboard is a serious sport here.

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