Miami's Small Biz Mojo

What makes a good place for small business workers? A high number of small businesses per inhabitant, as well as strong small-businesses vitality—that is, strong small business job growth relative to workforce, and population trends. On those scores, Miami does well, according to a recent report by WalletHub. Miami’s No. 1 in number of small businesses per capita, and No. 2 in small biz vitality. It’s more evidence that Miami’s a magnet for entrepreneurs, with all that implies for the real estate market.

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