Sentences with phrase «startup density»

The city has the highest startup density on the list and a seriously impressive rate of new entrepreneurs, making it a fantastic place to grow a small business.

This fun, quirky city has the second - highest rate of new entrepreneurs on the list and a seriously impressive startup density.

The hearty startup density is above the national average.

The rate of new entrepreneurs, opportunity share of new entrepreneurs and startup density indicate there's not much of a startup culture right now.

Among the best cities to start a small business, Kansas City ranked lowest in startup density, tied for last place with Dallas on the rate of new entrepreneurs and came in second - to - last for opportunity share of new entrepreneurs.

Rich with culture, this glamorous coastal paradise also has the second - highest startup density on the list, making it an entrepreneurial hot spot.

Despite a moderately decent startup density and opportunity share of new entrepreneurs, Washington, D.C., just isn't seeing a lot of new small - business activity.

Riverside's 92.4 percent startup density is higher than the national average, meaning the entrepreneurial spirit is thriving, but the market isn't saturated.

Both the rate of new entrepreneurs and startup density notably increased from 2015 — 0.33 percent and 88.2 percent, respectively — indicating entrepreneurs aren't detracted by the city's high cost of living.

According to a report released today by Engine.is and the Kauffman Foundation, it is true: Boulder has the highest «high - tech startup density» of any metro area in the United States.

In this week's roundup of watercooler talk from the region's startup hubs, we have the dish on Chicago's booming startup density, Uber and Lyft's Austin tantrum, and Denver's No. 3 rank for... Read more

This ascent is mainly due to significant gains in startup density.

Baltimore's startup density is among the lowest of all cities on the list, and its rate of new entrepreneurs isn't much better.

The startup density is the lowest on the list, and the rate of new entrepreneurs isn't far behind.

Both the city's rate of new entrepreneurs and startup density are among the lowest on the list.

Not surprisingly, the startup density is higher than the national average, meaning a thriving entrepreneurial community is alive and happening.

The rate of entrepreneurs is above the national average and so is the startup density, making it clear entrepreneurs are flocking to Colorado's capital city.

Despite this, future entrepreneurs need to face that both the rate of new entrepreneurs and startup density have been on the decline since 2014.

The city's rate of new entrepreneurs is among the lowest on the list, and its startup density isn't much better.

The rate of new entrepreneurs, opportunity share of new entrepreneurs and startup density all fall below the national average.

The rate of new entrepreneurs and startup density have been on a steady decline since 2014.

The Steel City's rate of new entrepreneurs and startup density are the second - lowest on the list.

The city's startup density is well above the national average, and 80 percent of small businesses are started from opportunity, not necessity.

As expected, the rate of new entrepreneurs and startup density both rank low on the list, painting a dismal startup picture.

The startup density is well above the national average, and the 85.18 percent opportunity share of new entrepreneurs indicates new small - business owners are driven by desire, not need.

Despite the size of the city, its rate of new entrepreneurs, opportunity share of new entrepreneurs and startup density all fall below the national average.

The rate of new entrepreneurs surpassed the national average, but the startup density is among the lowest on the list.

Among the best cities to build a small business, Kansas City has a rate of entrepreneurs and a startup density that are on the low end.

Despite the city's high startup density, strong projected job growth and decent opportunity share of new entrepreneurs, the outsized cost of living makes it a deal breaker.

Seattle's startup density is actually higher than many of the best cities for starting a small business, and its opportunity share of new entrepreneurs is also quite impressive.

However, firm formation and startup density has been on a precipitous decline in Kansas and across the nation for decades.