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Austin was named Texas' No. 1 city for retirement and No. 32 in the U.S. based on factors like its cost of living, laid-back atmosphere and abundance of events.

The Panhandle city of Amarillo claimed the title of the eighth-cheapest U.S. city to retire to. Its average monthly costs added up to $1,745, and nearly 15% of its population is of retirement age.

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While the city shows to have several positive factors for those in retirement, according to the study the poverty rate in Corpus Christi is at 17%. That’s above the states average at 13.7%.

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Ten Texas cities made U.S. News & World Report's 2025-2026 Best Places to Live list, including one in the top 10. See how your city ranks.