Three Nevada Cities Rank Among Least Single-Friendly U.S. Cities

Recent studies highlight contrasting aspects of American cities regarding safety and social living conditions. A WalletHub report ranked Philadelphia as one of the nine most unsafe cities in the U.S., while Warwick, Rhode Island, was identified as the safest city, excelling in low crime rates and minimal natural disaster risks. Separately, a Zumper analysis named St. Louis, Missouri, the best city for singles due to its affordability, job market, and nightlife, despite its notably high homicide rate, which has declined significantly since 2020. Conversely, several Nevada cities, including Henderson, Las Vegas, and North Las Vegas, ranked poorly as single-friendly locations, with Henderson rated the worst due to its low percentage of single residents and limited nightlife, reflecting its family-oriented community profile. These findings underscore the complex balance between safety, social opportunities, and demographic composition in urban environments across the U.S.