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Best Cities to Live in for Young Singles

young-dressy-woman-washingtonKiplinger.com recently compiled a list of the top five cities to live in for young singles. The two most important criteria were affordable rental housing and ample entertainment opportunities – a high number of bars, restaurants and night spots per capita. Additionally, Kiplinger chose the following metro areas because they had a few common themes. These themes included a large “creative class” of scientists, architects, writers, artists and entertainers. Each area also demonstrated job growth and per capita income growth. Finally, tolerance and diversity were considered.

 

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  1. Washington D.C. – With many young, hip neighborhoods both in the city and in the nearby suburbs, many young professionals already call D.C. home. Not all of the job opportunities here are government or politics-based. Employment opportunities abound in the engineering and information technology professions. The area offers many diverse cultural opportunities and an active social life.
  2. Denver, Colorado – Outdoor recreation lovers flock to this beautiful city, where they can ski in the winter and kayak, hike or bike during the summer. Cultural and night life opportunities abound in this city, and career opportunities continue to grow.
  3. Austin, Texas – The Texas capital boasts a cost of living below the national average and many opportunities for food and fun. The diverse culture provides entertainment for the many young singles here.
  4. Raleigh, North Carolina – Nestled in the famous Research Triangle of North Carolina, Raleigh offers continued employment opportunities in a plethora of fields. Three universities in the area guarantee a hip, diverse night life and lots of recent college graduates.
  5. Lexington, Kentucky – The smallest city on the list, Lexington offers an entertaining night life for young singles while catering to those who want to live in an affordable area.

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