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Denver Ranked 3rd Nationally in New Study for ‘Future-Readiness’
The study was based on 30 metrics across five categories: Business & Technology; Internet Connectivity; Environment & Sustainability; Transit & Mobility; and Economy & Demographics.
ColoradoBiz Staff //December 11, 2023//
Denver Ranked 3rd Nationally in New Study for ‘Future-Readiness’
The study was based on 30 metrics across five categories: Business & Technology; Internet Connectivity; Environment & Sustainability; Transit & Mobility; and Economy & Demographics.
ColoradoBiz Staff //December 11, 2023//
The future looks comparatively bright for the Mile High City, at least according to a recent study that set out to rank the 100 largest U.S. cities in terms of their “future-readiness.” Denver ranked third, behind only Seattle and San Jose, California.
The study, released Oct. 10 and conducted by Point2, a Canada-based real estate services and research firm, was based on 30 metrics across five categories: Business & Technology; Internet Connectivity; Environment & Sustainability; Transit & Mobility; and Economy & Demographics.
Here’s a snapshot of what Point2 analysts concluded about Denver:
Innovation Leader: The city is no stranger to thought forums that brainstorm solutions for climate change, urban design and sustainability.
Aerospace Hub: Denver’s thriving aerospace industry is propelling it into the future. With a 16.32% share of science and tech jobs, it’s no wonder the city stands alongside established tech hubs like Seattle and San Francisco. This demonstrates its commitment to fostering a thriving tech ecosystem.
Startup Culture: The city’s startup scene is flourishing, with 460 startups leaving their mark. This entrepreneurial spirit is crucial for future innovation and economic growth.
Economic Wellbeing: Denver boasts an annual median income of $81,630, reflecting the city’s financial stability and potential for future economic growth.
Green Oasis: With an impressive total of 318 parks, Denver is committed to enhancing the quality of life for its residents and ensuring a sustainable urban environment. Additionally, it ranks sixth out of the 100 largest U.S. cities in number of LEED Certified Buildings (954), highlighting its dedication to environmental sustainability.
