A recent article from Retirement Living ranks 25 Texas cities on factors such as home price and sales tax.
Housing costs, local tax rates and the percentage of people age 65 and older were some of the factors that made certain Texas cities stand out as retirement destinations — but San Antonio didn't crack the top 10. The Alamo City came in 12th out of 25 cities with a population of 100,000 or greater in a ranking of best cities in Texas for retirement, as compiled by retirement research journal Retirement Living .
Study: Loyalty paid off for Texans who stayed in the same job last year Retirement Living used data from the 2023 American Community Survey 1-Year Estimates, real estate company Redfin and the Texas Comptroller. It scored cities for its Feb. 6 list on several factors, including the percentage of residents age 65 and older, median home sale price, median monthly rent, poverty rate and sales tax rate.
Unpaid SpaceX contractors, military’s DEI decrees topped week’s news Here are 25 best cities to retire in Texas, according to Retirement Living: Amarillo Beaumont Wichita Falls Abilene Corpus Christi El Paso Mesquite Brownsville Tyler McAllen Sugar Land San Antonio Odessa Pearland Midland League City New Braunfels Lubbock Richardson Waco Plano Carrollton Conroe Pasadena Laredo
Texas Comptroller Spacex Forbes Midland League City Amarillo Beaumont Wichita Falls DEI San Antonio Odessa Pearland Mesquite Brownsville Texans Zumper San Antonio Texas Amarillo Alamo City Beaumont Houston Wichita Falls Austin Dallas Abilene New Braunfels Lubbock Richardson Waco Plano Carrollton Conroe P Tyler Mcallen Sugar Land El Paso Corpus Christi Palo Duro Canyon Cadillac Ranch Retirement Living Gobankingrates American Community Survey
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