How many cal do you maintain at 62 yrs 127 lbs 5’2”

I'm taller, 5'5", maintaining for 4+ years now through a range of weights (all low-to-mid normal BMI range), currently age 64, 132 pounds this morning, sedentary outside of intentional exercise, and maintain on something in the 2100-ish range net calories, plus eat all my exercise, so maybe 2300-2400 gross on active days. Usually, I try to do something active 6 days a week (spin class 2 days, on water rowing in season 4 days), a bit less in Winter.

I'm in "a bit less" workout mode during coronavirus stay-at-home times, but taking some walks and doing some rowing machine workouts, few minutes of yoga/stretching most days, and occasional other exercise with weights, bands, etc. I'm also working on ultra-slowly losing a few pounds again, which has gotten easier without restaurant/social temptations. Eating more like 1850 net to do that, most days. I log most of the time, but not every day. My overall approach is calorie banking, eating a little under actual maintenance calories most days, but over maintenance occasionally - that suits my personality and preferences better.

People of similar size can maintain at a variety of calorie levels, for a variety of reasons. There are various ways to figure out maintenance calories, if you're not sure. Discussion of that in this thread:

http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10638211/how-to-find-your-maintenance-calorie-level/p1

I’m 65 yo F, 127# and my maintenance is 1340 calories plus I eat back three-quarters of my vigorous exercise calories. If I get lax I immediately gain. I’m aiming to lose a few more pounds as this is my upper maintenance point.

Over the years I’ve learned through weight gain (or loss) how to tweak those exercise calories. To me, that’s the tricky part. If you don’t eat any walking calories back and continue to lose weight, try adding half of the suggested walking calories and see how that goes.

I am 61, 100 lb and a little over 5.1, I have been in maintenance since 2017. And really all maintaining is "for me" is losing and gaining the same 2-5 pounds over and and over. lol. As far as exactly how many calories it takes to maintain? What I am discovering this year is that working from home means less. And it's not that I am not active and doing running walking and riding. It's just apparently I SIT a lot more. And my Apple watch trends clearly show this starting in Mid March I stand almost an average of 2 minutes less per hour (14 vs 16) than I did when I was in the office M-F.

The best advice I can offer you is to keep on tracking and weighing while you settle in to maintaining and adjust as needed. Use a good trending weight ap as you need to think longer term and not react to spikes or drops on a daily or even sometimes a weekly basis. Since each of us "counts" our calories different and eats differently your specific calories will be unique to you and not only that they may change over time because of things we can't even understand. The body is a mysterious crittur and sometimes doesn't respond as we think it will.

Best of luck and how was your first week?!