The 15 Best Cities in America to Grow Old

The 15 Best Cities in America to Grow Old

August 1, 2012

13. Baltimore-Towson, MD

General: 59th
Health care: 6th
Wellness: 19th
Financial: 92nd
Living Arrangements: 62nd
Employment/education: 20th
Transportation: 14th
Community engagement: 24th

The takeaway from the survey: “Greater Baltimore enjoys the benefits of Johns Hopkins University and its proximity to Washington, D.C., offering residents opportunities in education, retraining, and cultural fulfillment. However, living arrangements are expensive, and small-business growth is sluggish.”
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