3. Newark, New Jersey

An average home costs around 500,000 dollars, and the city doesn’t provide retirement-friendly activities. Also, it has a very poor hospital system, making living there for retirees even harder.

If the money or health system doesn’t represent a problem for you, Newark also has a few advantages, such as the airport and easy access to New York City.

4. Detroit, Michigan

Even though you can find Detroit among the good cities for retirement in the U.S., because of the low taxes applying to Michigan State, it isn’t a strong enough reason to live there as a retiree.

The city ranks poorly in both its health system and the quality of life, which are two significantly more important aspects.

Kim