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Single? Move to Denver

WalletHub reports that Denver’s the No. 3 best city for singles, based on the number of single people, number of nightlife options per capita, and online and mobile dating opportunities. In the “romance and fun” category, which measures number of spots for singles to hang out, such as coffee shops, the city’s No. 9. In the “economics of dating” category, Denver’s a little expensive, coming in at No. 35. (If you're single, move to Denver; if you're single, but only want to complain about it, move to New York City.)

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