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(New York, NY) — A new study shows New York City is the priciest city in the U.S. in which to retire. WalletHub says if you want to retire in the city that never sleeps it’ll cost you big time: 45-hundred-dollars for an average one-bedroom New York City apartment. Honolulu and Pearl City, Hawaii are tied for second priciest retirement destinations. Boston is third, Seattle is fourth and Yonkers, New York is fifth. Rounding out the top ten: Santa Rosa, California, in sixth place, then Bridgeport, Connecticut. San Francisco and Fremont, California are tied for eigth place, Jersey City is in ninth and Burlington, Vermont is in tenth place. Retiree tax-friendliness was considered as well as housing costs.
