New York City is the most expensive place in the country for those living alone, report says
Singles pay nearly $20,000 more for one-bedroom apartments in New York City compared to those who live with a roommate.
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Feb 17, 2023, 11:11 AM
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Updated 568 days ago
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10h agoAccording to Zillow, living in New York City as a single person is the most expensive place in the country.
On average, singles pay almost $20,000 more for a one-bedroom compared to someone living with a partner.
That's about $13,000 more than the average cost of single living across the country.
The cheapest places to live alone are Detroit and Cleveland.
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