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If enjoying the outdoors is a priority, can’t beat the PNW. Seattle has great opportunities if you’re into tech. Not the best social scene compared to your list, but I’ve only been here a few years and have made a ton of friends and met my long term partner here.
DC is great for younger single people. I can’t imagine ever leaving here although I’m a little younger, 24F
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NYC. Neither LA not SF are great for single men for making friends and dating both. Less of an outdoor scene and worse weather but you can make it work.
Chief
Agree
DC checks all those boxes
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Lived in DC 20 years. Food has gotten to be great. Not far to great outdoors. Free and paid museums are excellent, music is decent. Lots of people turnover makes it easy to find and meet people that are looking for friends.
Charlotte.
What about for Hispanics
Chief
Austin or Charlotte
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Anywhere on the east coast is going to suck going into the next few months. LA is great, SF is $$$$, NYC is NYC so ymmv.
If you can handle windchill, DC is actually your best bet if you're trying to stay East Coast.
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DC or Philly if food is also important.
LA, Denver, Portland, Seattle, SLC
Lots of young people and tons of outdoor activities. Weather in Portland, Seattle is worse than others obv.
Denver
What’s wrong with Chicago from the POV of meeting people
Not that diverse/well integrated, people are more on the conservative side, and already been here for 6 years now
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If outdoors and weather are higher priorities, Seattle. If diversity, things to do, career opportunities, and meeting people are higher priorities, New York.
New York typically has about eight weeks a year of what I would call objectively nice weather (summers are hot with a brutal urban heat island effect, and winters are cold and stormy). It’s also unlike anywhere else in the US and has more to offer in absolute terms than any other American city.