Robert Brokamp

In the report, as Matt mentioned, we highlight the top 50 places to retire.

But for this podcast, we'll just list the top 10.

And again, we looked at county level info, but for the most part, each county owes its attractiveness to its most prominent city.

So we'll list that too.

We're going to do the top 10 here going in reverse, David Letterman style.

So number 10, Armstrong County, Pennsylvania, which is not too far from Pittsburgh.

Number nine, Miami-Dade County, Florida.

Number eight, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.

Number seven, Ramsey County, Minnesota, home of St.

Paul.

Number six, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania.

Number five, Pulaski County, Arkansas, home to Little Rock.

Four, Cuyahoga County in Ohio, home to Cleveland.

Number three, Gadsden County, Florida with Quincy.

Number two, St.

John's County, Florida with St.

Augustine.

And number one of the best place to retire is Broward County, Florida, home of Fort Lauderdale.

Yeah, I live in Northern Virginia now, but I grew up in Florida outside of Tampa, Pinellas County and Hillsborough County, home of Tampa.

Both of them made the top 25.