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1 / 30#30. Greenville
- Population: 9,417
Best places to retire in New York
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.
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2 / 30#29. Greenlawn
- Population: 15,115
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3 / 30#28. Lattingtown
- Population: 2,116
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4 / 30#27. Upper Nyack
- Population: 2,355
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5 / 30#26. Ardsley
- Population: 4,984
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6 / 30#25. Manhattan
- Population: 1,669,127
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7 / 30#24. Atlantic Beach
- Population: 1,347
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8 / 30#23. East Williston
- Population: 2,637
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9 / 30#22. Mount Sinai
- Population: 10,904
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10 / 30#21. Thomaston
- Population: 2,760
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11 / 30#20. Cedarhurst
- Population: 7,290
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12 / 30#19. Searingtown
- Population: 4,553
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13 / 30#18. Jericho
- Population: 14,526
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14 / 30#17. Stewart Manor
- Population: 2,247
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15 / 30#16. Lido Beach
- Population: 2,886
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16 / 30#15. Kensington
- Population: 1,299
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17 / 30#14. Huntington Bay
- Population: 1,737
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18 / 30#13. University Gardens
- Population: 4,125
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19 / 30#12. Rye Brook
- Population: 9,909
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20 / 30#11. Northwest Harbor
- Population: 5,161
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21 / 30#10. Herricks
- Population: 4,163
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22 / 30#9. Great Neck Gardens
- Population: 1,258
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23 / 30#8. Great Neck Estates
- Population: 2,935
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24 / 30#7. Manhasset Hills
- Population: 3,928
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25 / 30#6. Roslyn
- Population: 2,971
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26 / 30#5. Woodbury
- Population: 9,111
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27 / 30#4. Manhasset
- Population: 8,093
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28 / 30#3. Great Neck Plaza
- Population: 7,429
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29 / 30#2. Piermont
- Population: 2,525
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30 / 30#1. Lake Success
- Population: 2,856
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