What is the least likely pest to bite individuals in inner city housing?

Ticks are primarily found in wooded or grassy areas, where they attach to hosts, such as animals or humans, while they are outdoors. Inner city housing typically lacks the necessary environments that support tick populations, as urban areas are usually characterized by concrete and limited green space. While ticks can occasionally be found in parks or gardens, they are far less likely to infest residences in densely populated urban settings compared to pests like fleas, bed bugs, and mosquitoes, which are more adapted to human environments and can thrive in such areas. Fleas are commonly associated with pets, bed bugs are notorious for infesting living spaces, and mosquitoes often breed in standing water, making them all more prevalent in inner city housing scenarios.