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The Best 25 Places To Live If You're Starting A Startup

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The Startup Genome, which collects data to figure out what makes startups successful, has released its latest results .

[Don't miss the 25 Hot NYC Startups You Need To Watch > ]

These are the 25 best startup ecosystems in the world, according to their research:

  1. Silicon Valley (San Francisco, Palo Alto, San Jose, Oakland)

  2. New York City (NYC, Brooklyn)

  3. London

  4. Toronto

  5. Tel Aviv

  6. Los Angeles

  7. Singapore

  8. Sao Paulo

  9. Bangalore

  10. Moscow

  11. Paris

  12. Santiago

  13. Seattle

  14. Madrid

  15. Chicago

  16. Vancouver

  17. Berlin

  18. Boston

  19. Austin

  20. Mumbai

  21. Sydney

  22. Melbourne

  23. Warsaw

  24. Washington D.C.

  25. Montreal

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In Silicon Valley, for instance, the Startup Genome's data showed that it had the following characteristics, which attracted entrepreneurs: "Strong early stage funding ecosystem. More mentors. Most Ambitious. High Risk."

New York, on the other hand, had the following characteristics: "Diverse. Niche Focus. Marketplace and Social Network focus. High risk."

Don't Miss: 25 Hot Silicon Valley Startups You Need To Watch >




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