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April 12, 2011

Single & Moving? Check This Out…

SINGLES

Usually focused on a location that has a young demographic, a high median income, and an exciting night life. Their main concerns are:

JOB OPPORTUNITIES :

Individuals who are single do not have to worry about nearly as many things when choosing a place to live. But this “freedom” can also be very stressful because there are so many options. One way to easily narrow the list down is to look at the job opportunities available in your prospective cities. Luckily, we live in the age of the internet, so now job searching is as easy as typing in a location radius on a job search engine. Checking out available jobs before you decide on a new place to live will make your move much smoother.

NIGHT LIFE :

Singles tend to be more thrill-seeking than family oriented individuals. So you want to make sure that you pick somewhere that has an exciting night life (you don’t want to move just to find out that everything closes at 9:00 every night). “Night life” is usually rated by the number of restaurants, bars and nightclubs per capita. Living close to the “downtown” area of your new city can almost always guarantee a better night life.

Culture

The average marriage age in the United States is believed to be around 26 for women and 27 for men. That means that most adults only live alone as singles for about 5 years. In order to get the richest experience out of those 5 years, make sure to live somewhere with a noticeably strong culture. Research the number of live theaters, concert venues, sports teams and museums in the area. If your new home is located near a university, the area is likely to be filled with the culture from the arts, music and enrichment of that university.