5. Dallas, Texas
Dallas appeared on Forbes’ and CBS’s rankings of the best places for fresh entrepreneurs, and it’s 5th on our list of easiest cities to start a business in America. Citing MoneyTree, CBS emphasizes that $104.1 million of venture money was invested in Dallas’ startups in the first quarter of 2016, which is four times higher compared to the last quarter of 2015. The city also made one place climb on Kauffman’s latest ranking, performing the best in the category of startup density. WalletHub places it on the 30th spot mainly because of relatively high business costs.
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