S.F. Singles: You're Not Alone

Before you drive your single self off the Golden Gate Bridge on Friday, know this: S.F. is the No. 1 metro for singles, according to Zillow. With more than half of the population (52.4%) unattached, you have a large pool to choose from. Despite high rents, singles in the area are making 65% more than the national average (that's music to the endless number of date spots' ears). Bored of your options? The No. 2 (Las Vegas) and No. 3 (LA) hot beds for singles aren't far.

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