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Do you want to find a location for your Claw Crane Vending Machines Business business?
Finding a location for your business is about more than just choosing a building. Perhaps for you, opening your business in your own town, or even your part of town is a given. But consider the big picture:
State – Income taxes and sales taxes vary greatly from state to state, as do regulatory requirements. Is the state you live in friendly to entrepreneurship? To the specific type of business, you want to run? Now might be the time to consider a move if it isn’t, or possibly to open your business in a nearby state if you live near a state line. The Small Business Survival Index ranks the various U.S. states on how friendly they are a too small business.
City – Rent and other costs, availability of labor, taxes, regulations, and government economic incentives can also vary greatly from city to city, even within the same state. Or maybe a small town is the perfect spot for your business. Entrepreneur Magazine publishes an annual list of the Best U.S. Cities for Small Business. Under 30 CEO also has a list of the best cities for young entrepreneurs.
Part of town – What kind of commute is involved? Is the part of town consistent with the image for your business? Rent varies greatly according to location.
Location relative to streets, parking, and other businesses – Do you need to be visible and/or easily accessible to pedestrian and automobile traffic? Will be close to businesses that draw a similar clientele help your business?
Type of location – Do you need office space, retail or warehouse? Retail is generally the most expensive of the three.
There are many factors to consider in finding the location for your business.
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