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Bay Area attracts the most startups – but NYC, Boston, and LA are catching up

27 点作者 jimschley大约 9 年前

10 条评论

mmanfrin大约 9 年前
If I had a dollar for every article about how [some locale] is [some vector approaching] the Bay Area for [tech attribute], I'd be able to afford a nice apartment in SF.
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cpprototypes大约 9 年前
I think LA has a lot of special advantages that other regions don&#x27;t have:<p>1) It has the same strong CA protection against non-competes as Bay Area.<p>2) Starting to develop some big and significant &quot;anchor&quot; tech companies such as Snapchat.<p>3) Surrounded by good universities (UCLA, USC, Caltech)<p>4) Main tech hubs are Santa Monica and DTLA. These will soon be connected by a new rail line (opening this month)<p>5) Housing is expensive, but not as bad as Bay Area. And rail line should greatly expand cheaper housing options while being able to work at a tech hub.
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soared大约 9 年前
&gt; Quality of life drives entrepreneurial activity<p>Err... no, sorry. That is obviously not true.
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projectramo大约 9 年前
Hard to see them catching up since we don&#x27;t see a trend over time.<p>Very curious about why people believe the cost differential between SF and, for instance, Austin, hasn&#x27;t driven more business to Austin to reach equilibrium, and why SF continues to be so dominant compared to the others.
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Alex3917大约 9 年前
These lifestyle metrics are pretty dubious. Supposedly NYC is at the bottom of the list, but it&#x27;s possible to live a pretty good lifestyle here even with a minimum wage job.<p>If you and your partner both make minimum wage for exempt employees in NYC ($70,200) then that&#x27;s enough to afford an 800+ square foot apartment with good public transit access in safe, walkable neighborhood with plenty of food and recreation options. And that&#x27;s without spending more than 25% of your income on rent, as is recommended.<p>Sure, maybe you could theoretically do better in Denver, but what&#x27;s the point if NYC is the &#x27;least livable&#x27; city and it&#x27;s already more than good enough.
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ComteDeLaFere大约 9 年前
Not sure the college degree chart is correct. Roughly 1&#x2F;3 of the 25-34 age group nationwide has a college degree, but according to this, D.C. leads the list with 8.1% of the total city population aged 25-34 with a degree. Am I reading this wrong?<p>See <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;nces.ed.gov&#x2F;fastfacts&#x2F;display.asp?id=27" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;nces.ed.gov&#x2F;fastfacts&#x2F;display.asp?id=27</a>
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hacknat大约 9 年前
These articles are so zero sum. Increased economic activity in one geographical area might be one of the most text book cases on non-zero-sum growth. Why compare yourself to something else? I guess there&#x27;s a bit of a competition for talent, but American mobility is going down, so it&#x27;s really on these geographical locales to take advantage.
cloudjacker大约 9 年前
Bay Area&#x27;s benefit is the diversity of VCs. This will continue to be a circular inclusive self fulfilling prophecy.
rconti大约 9 年前
The Bay Area is #2 even though we can&#x27;t get gigabit internet??
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epoxyhockey大约 9 年前
The x&#x2F;y axis labels are flipped on the <i>trends in exit volume</i> graph.