Valentine’s Day might be lonely for the singles out there, but here’s an upside: In some cities, renting a studio by yourself might save you enough money to put toward finding “the one.” A new report from RentHop ranks the most and least affordable locales for singles by comparing the median list price of a studio apartment against the median “nonfamily” income in the 50 most populous U.

Most people who live alone know they’re paying a premium compared to their friends who split rent with partners or roommates. But in no city is this “singles tax” more expensive than in New York City.