Seattle: Really Good For Singles

Seattle’s the No. 3 best city out of 150 in the nation for singles, based on such metrics as the number of single people, nightlife options per capita, and online and mobile dating opportunities, WalletHub reports.

Where Seattle really shines is the “dating opportunities” category—No. 2—which measures the share of singles in the population, gender balance and online dating opportunities. (Something for all those Millennials coming to town to remember.)

In the “economics of dating” category, Seattle’s a little pricey, coming in at No. 130, making the city more expensive for dating than even San Francisco, which is No. 1 on WalletHub's overall list. The worst city for singles? Brownsville, TX.

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