These 10 cities have the fastest growing startup scenes - and neither New York or Silicon Valley made the cut
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But it's also ridiculously expensive. To buy a house and live comfortably in San Francisco, a person needs a salary of more than $180,000 per year - more than double the salary needed to do the same in LA, according to a recent survey.
Where else should you settle?
To get an idea, Mattermark took a look through its funding data, focusing on the number of investment rounds closed and the total deal value. Then it looked to see which cities showed the biggest increase in deal action between 2014 and 2015. It also measured the average annual growth rate in deal rounds and value between 2012 and 2015.
Here are the fastest-growing startup scenes in the United States right now:
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