Business of all sizes are flocking to Frisco, TX, and for good reasons…
NorthStar • January 27, 2023
If you are considering opening or relocating your small business, Frisco, TX should definitely be on YOUR short list.
To make it easy for you, we've aggregated several resources to help illustrate many of the reasons large and small businesses alike are opening their businesses in Frisco.
ECONOMIC REASONS:
- Low taxes
- No income tax
- Property Tax Rate
- Thriving local economy
- Frisco, Texas Unemployment Chart
- Texas unemployment rate falls near prepandemic levels
- Large concentration of corporate and regional headquarters attracting top-notch talent from all over the world- Companies in Frisco
- Consistent population/consumer growth
- Frisco, Texas Population History
- Highly educated work-force; over 41% with a Bachelor's Degree and 25.5% with Graduate Degrees- Frisco Labor Pool/Talent
LIFESTYLE REASONS:
- Exemplary schools
- Frisco ISD Rated ‘A’ by TEA
- Frisco is chock full of entertainment options
- Events in Frisco, TX | Visit Frisco
- Frisco is a proud home to multiple pro sports teams
- THE BEST 10 Professional Sports Teams in Frisco, TX
- Foodies love Frisco
- OpEd 20 Best Restaurants in Frisco, TX
- Arts and Culture
- Arts & Culture | Frisco, TX
- Shopping for taste and budget
- Shopping In Frisco TX
COMMITTED SUPPORT:
- City of Frisco
- Planning & Zoning Commission
- Building Inspections and permitting
- Frisco Economic Development Corp.
- Job creation, retention, and support
- Success in Frisco
- Chamber of Commerce- One of the BEST around
- Frisco Chamber of Commerce - Investing in the business community
Jeff Hurst
NorthStar Commercial Interiors LLC
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