Here is a list of 10 US Cities? Can you figure out what they have in common?
1. Bellevue
2. Georgetown
3. Buford
4. Marina Del Rey
5. Bethesda
6. Portland
7. Denver
8. Charlotte
9. Ft. Worth
10. Franklin
These 10 US Cities are part of the Top 100 Cities to launch a new small business in-according to Fortune Small Business, and are also great places to live... Read about all of them, here.
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April 05, 2008
Small Business: What Do These 10 Cities Have In Common?
Posted by The Franchise King on April 05, 2008 at 08:39 AM in Economy, rankings, Small Business | Permalink
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Carole,
Thanx for chiming in...You know a lot more about Bethesda than I...
Joel
Posted by: The Franchise King | April 06, 2008 at 08:01 PM
Bethesda Maryland sounds good to me, Joel. Home prices high in a lot of these places though so that business would have to be a good money maker. It says a 'con' is DC traffic but Bethesda has metro rail stops too so....
Posted by: Carole Cohen | April 06, 2008 at 05:48 PM