Washington, District of Columbia
A vast metro area of about 6.3 million people in the District of Columbia.
Where Washington lands for your search
Single men 28–40 (never married, divorced or widowed)
Ranked 12of 193 cities
Overall score
64/100
Matches308,116single men
Compatibility108where 100 is the US average
Balance
Dating pool balance: 106 men per 100 women
Biggest pluses: the size of the pool, the compatibility figure · Biggest minus: Rent

What Washington is like
Rent$2,382median 1-bedroom monthly rent, with utilitiesAmong the priciest citiesSee all cities by rent
Places to go out173bars, cafés and venues per 100,000 adultsAbout averageSee all cities by places to go out
Nice days a year71days that are mild and dry enough to be outsideFewer than most citiesSee all cities by nice days a year
Who lives here6.3 millionpeople, of whom 4.3 million are adultsOne of the biggest citiesSee all cities by population
Political lean69% Democratic · 28% Republican2024 presidential vote, whole metro areaDemocraticEveryone elseRepublicanSee all cities by political lean
Violent crime242reported per 100,000 people a yearLower than most cities
Property crime1,573reported per 100,000 people a yearHigher than most cities
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