Ranked · Open a storefront · Texas
Best cities to open a storefront in Texas
Cities of 25,000+ residents, scored with the “Open a storefront” weighting the live tool uses, heaviest on median household income, businesses per 1k residents, avg. weekly wage, crime index. Scores are relative to this set; open the tool to change the weights and re-rank.
1.Sugar Land, TX110k residents
70/100median household income: $136,217 · avg. weekly wage: $1,221/wk · sales tax: 8.2%
2.Mission, TX87k residents
70/100median household income: $60,767 · avg. weekly wage: $845/wk · sales tax: 8.2%
3.Flower Mound, TX78k residents
70/100median household income: $161,235 · avg. weekly wage: $1,307/wk · sales tax: 8.2%
4.McAllen, TX145k residents
69/100median household income: $61,579 · avg. weekly wage: $845/wk · sales tax: 8.2%
5.Edinburg, TX105k residents
69/100median household income: $59,466 · avg. weekly wage: $845/wk · sales tax: 8.2%
6.Pharr, TX80k residents
69/100median household income: $52,814 · avg. weekly wage: $845/wk · sales tax: 8.2%
7.League City, TX116k residents
68/100median household income: $121,099 · avg. weekly wage: $1,260/wk · sales tax: 8.2%
8.Frisco, TX219k residents
67/100median household income: $150,212 · avg. weekly wage: $1,307/wk · sales tax: 8.2%
9.Brownsville, TX189k residents
67/100median household income: $52,130 · avg. weekly wage: $904/wk · sales tax: 8.2%
10.Pearland, TX128k residents
67/100median household income: $118,842 · avg. weekly wage: $1,356/wk · sales tax: 8.2%
Methodology: each city is scored 0–100 by min–max normalizing every weighted facet across this candidate set (direction-aware), identical math to the tool's “Best fit” tab. A different weighting produces a different order, which is the point: this is a starting shortlist, not a verdict.
- Which city is best to open a storefront in Texas?
- Sugar Land, TX ranks first with a fit score of 70/100, followed by Mission (70) and Flower Mound (70), using the "Open a storefront" weighting.
- How is this ranking calculated?
- Each of the 10 candidate cities (25,000+ residents) is scored 0 to 100 by min-max normalizing the weighted facets, heaviest on median household income, businesses per 1k residents, avg. weekly wage, crime index, across this set. Change the weights in the live tool and the order changes with them.