Top US cities for starting a business in 2023, according to WalletHub

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Written By Jennifer Joslyn

🏙️ Top US cities for starting a business in 2023, according to WalletHub.

A recent WalletHub study ranked major U.S. cities to determine which are the best for starting a business in 2023. Orlando, Florida topped the list, followed by Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa, and Durham, North Carolina. The ranking was based on 19 metrics that measured business environment, access to resources, and startup costs. Other cities that made the top 10 list include Boise, Atlanta, Charlotte, Denver, and St. Petersburg.

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