Jump to contentAllNewsSportCultureLifestyleResidents of The Villages, Florida dancing during a party. The Villages is the world's largest retirement community and is just south of Wildwood, Florida (AFP/Getty)Eleven of the top 30 fastest-growing retirement communities in the U.S. are located in Florida, according to a report from MoneyLion. Wildwood, Florida, ranked as the fastest-growing retirement community, experiencing a 256 percent increase in its retiree population over the past five years. Nearly half of Wildwood's 19,436 residents are aged 65 or older, supported by average home values of $296,915 and its proximity to The Villages. Bluffton, South Carolina, and Goodyear, Arizona, ranked second and third on the list of fastest-growing retiree hubs, respectively. Florida's tax benefits, including no state tax on Social Security, help offset Wildwood's slightly above-average cost of living for retirees. In fullRetirees are moving to this US town where its 65+ plus population soared 256% in five yearsMore bulletinsThank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in
Retirees are swarming to this tiny Florida town
Jump to contentAllNewsSportCultureLifestyleResidents of The Villages, Florida dancing during a party. The Villages is the world's largest retirement community and is just south of Wildwood, Florida (AFP/Getty)Eleven of the top 30 fastest-growing retirement communities in the U.S. are located in Florida, according to a report from MoneyLion. Wildwood, Florida, ranked as the fastest-growing retirement community, experiencing a 256 percent increase in its retiree population over the past five years. Nearly half of Wildwood's 19,436 residents are aged 65 or older, supported by average home values of $296,915 and its proximity to The Villages. Bluffton, South Carolina, and Goodyear, Arizona, ranked second and third on the list of fastest-growing retiree hubs, respectively. Florida's tax benefits, including no state tax on Social Security, help offset Wildwood's slightly above-average cost of living for retirees. In fullRetirees are moving to this US town where its 65+ plus population soared 256% in five yearsMore bulletinsThank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in
