The cost of dating in the U.S. has surged due to inflation and a strong dollar, with New York City emerging as the most expensive place for couples. While the typical New Yorker's disposable income suffers primarily from high rent, the Deutsche Bank's 'Cheap Date' Index indicates that courting is even pricier in several major European cities, including Geneva and London. Although the expense has increased since 2012, the U.S. still offers a range of cities where dating remains less costly than in Europe, aided by cheaper taxi rides fueled by disruptive services like Uber.
The rising cost of dinner and a movie reflects broader economic trends, particularly a strong dollar and U.S. exceptionalism in capital markets.
The average New Yorker's disposable income is heavily impacted by rent, making dating more expensive compared to other major American cities.
Despite being the priciest for romance in the U.S., New York City’s costs are still lower than in major European cities like Geneva and London.
Taxi fares in the U.S. are relatively cheaper due to factors like Uber and ride-hailing services, impacting the overall cost of dating.
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