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REPORT: South San Francisco among best small cities to start a business in U.S.
The city benefited from being close to San Francisco.

Want to start a business in the Bay Area? South San Francisco is the place to be, according to a consumer finance site.
In the report published by NerdWallet alongside Entrepreneur.com, South San Francisco ranked among the top 20 small cities to start a business in the nation, coming in at no. 13.
The report determined their rankings based on the Census data on the following factors:
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- Business climate: average revenue of businesses, percentage of businesses with paid employees and businesses per 100 people
- Local economic health: median annual income, median monthly housing costs and unemployment rate
South San Francisco benefit from being next to San Francisco, a financial hub in Northern California. This allows business owners to operate within a smaller, close-knit business community, while still having access to a major financial center.
South San Francisco also has a strong local economy, with the average unemployment rate of 5.9 percent and the average median income of $60,764, according to the 2000 census.
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Via: NerdWallet
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