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Best places to retire in Ohio
A growing percentage of the working-age population has been retiring each year since the Great Recession—a trend that has only sped up in the years since the pandemic began, according to a recent Congressional Research Service analysis. And as members of the boomer generation move solidly into their golden years, they're looking for a place to live out a longer retirement than previous generations have enjoyed.
Stacker compiled a list of the best places to retire in Ohio using data from Niche.
#30. Munroe Falls
- Population: 5,051
#29. Shaker Heights
- Population: 29,197
#28. Milan
- Population: 1,776
#27. Masury
- Population: 2,314
#26. Yellow Springs
- Population: 3,750
#25. Chagrin Falls
- Population: 4,156
#24. Blue Ash
- Population: 13,229
#23. Mulberry
- Population: 4,275
#22. Huron
- Population: 6,950
#21. Upper Arlington
- Population: 36,566
#20. Montgomery
- Population: 10,796
#19. Forestville
- Population: 10,485
#18. Worthington
- Population: 15,047
#17. Sylvania
- Population: 18,991
#16. Fairlawn
- Population: 7,697
#15. Rocky River
- Population: 21,515
#14. Amberley
- Population: 3,798
#13. St. Clairsville
- Population: 5,121
#12. Beachwood
- Population: 13,806
#11. Kenwood
- Population: 8,143
#10. Orange
- Population: 3,410
#9. Bluffton
- Population: 3,820
#8. Ottawa Hills
- Population: 4,762
#7. Wetherington
- Population: 1,096
#6. The Village of Indian Hill
- Population: 6,017
#5. Westlake
- Population: 34,049
#4. Rossmoyne
- Population: 1,438
#3. Sixteen Mile Stand
- Population: 3,589
#2. Centerville
- Population: 24,281
#1. Bellbrook
- Population: 7,266
