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Single in the City?
If you're sick of being single, think about moving. The ease of mobility these days means that the young, educated and unattached can live pretty much where they please. Forbes looked at 40 of the largest urbanized areas in the country and judged them on culture, nightlife, job growth, the cost of living alone, online dating, the number of other singles and that ever-elusive quality, cool.
Read the article: Best Cities For Singles
Next: San Francisco-Oakland -
No. 1 San Francisco-Oakland
Rankings
Culture: 1
Nightlife: 2
Singles: 5
Job Growth: 23
Cost of Living Alone: 20
Online Dating: 5
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Next: New York -
No. 2 New York
Rankings
Culture: 3
Nightlife: 1
Singles: 8
Job Growth: 30
Cost of Living Alone: 24
Online Dating: 3
More on New York
Next: Los Angeles -
Nol. 3 Los Angeles
Rankings
Culture: 2
Nightlife: 3
Singles: 4
Job Growth: 28
Cost of Living Alone: 24
Online Dating: 11
More on Los Angeles
Next: Atlanta -
No. 4 Atlanta
Rankings
Culture: 12
Nightlife: 10
Singles: 16
Job Growth: 6
Cost of Living Alone: 7
Online Dating: 10
More on Atlanta
Next: Chicago -
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No. 5 Chicago
Rankings
Culture: 4
Nightlife: 4
Singles: 12
Job Growth: 32
Cost of Living Alone: 22
Online Dating: 2
More on Chicago
Next: Washington
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