The 65-and-up population grew in all of America's biggest cities from 2020 to 2023.
Share on email grew in all of America's biggest cities from 2020 to 2023 — by close to 20% in some cases, according to the Census Bureau's latest population estimates.Cities with growing senior populations must be mindful of older residents' specific needs, like health care, transportation and affordable housing.The trend reflects a broader national phenomenon, with America's overall 65-plus population rising 9.4%, to about 59.
Retirees packing up and relocating are likely driving at least some of the change in cities with especially notable 65+ growth, like Raleigh , Austin and Houston .
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