Dreaming of retiring in the U.S. on just $2,000 a month—without giving up the beauty of all four seasons? It’s not easy, especially with average national rent hovering around $2,100.
But with careful budgeting and the right location, it’s still possible to make it work. The key is choosing cities where housing is affordable and the overall cost of living stays manageable.
Here are several U.S. cities where retirees can stretch a modest monthly budget—and still experience spring blooms, warm summers, crisp autumns, and chilly winters.
