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Thus, the cities they choose to live in generally appeal to the retiree mindset.
Generally speaking, this means they prefer towns that have nice weather and plenty of activities that interest seniors.
To that end,YouGov.comcompiled data on cities that are the least favored by boomers.
If youre considering where you should live during your retirement, this list could be helpful in two ways.
On the one hand, it could warn you that you might not want to live in these cities.
But its not exactly the dream locale of most boomers.
The college town has alow median age, and its year-round weather isnt exactly ideal.
But boomers arent falling over themselves to live there, with only one-third giving it a positive rating.
15 out of 273 cities, with a cost of living 35.2% above the national average.
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