Houston Business Survivability Scores by Neighborhood 2026

Neighborhood-level survivability scores for 146 business types across 86 neighborhoods and towns in the Houston, TX metropolitan area. Each row shows a business type's projected chance of lasting two or more years at the neighborhood level, as a percentage, averaged across price points, with upper and lower bounds and tier rankings. From a model trained on 570,000+ real business outcomes.

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What one row means

Every published score is the projected chance that a business of that type lasts two or more years at that place, as a percentage. It is never the model's raw output. This file carries one row per business type and place. Its score is the projected chance of lasting two or more years, averaged across the price points StreetSpring scores separately in the tool (most types have 5). The 146 business types here are base types; the tool offers 500+ business types, counting each type at each of its price points.

StreetSpring scores 500+ business types: 153 base business types, most of them at 5 price points, which is 569 type-and-price combinations you can choose in the tool.

New to the score? How the survivability score works explains what the percentage means, and the methodology sets out how to cite it.

Key findings

  • A coffee shop in Houston: of the 57 ranked neighborhoods, the file ranks Midtown first (82% at a good address; at least 5 ranked neighborhoods print 82%) and Medical Center Area last (68% at a good address).
  • A pizza restaurant in Houston: of the 57 ranked neighborhoods, the file ranks Midtown first (84% at a good address; at least 5 ranked neighborhoods print 84%) and Medical Center Area last (76% at a good address).
  • A barber shop in Houston: of the 57 ranked neighborhoods, the file ranks Midtown first (84% at a good address; at least 5 ranked neighborhoods print 84%) and Medical Center Area last (74% at a good address).
  • A grocery store in Houston: of the 57 ranked neighborhoods, the file ranks Westchase first (85% at a good address; at least 5 ranked neighborhoods print 85%) and Medical Center Area last (77% at a good address).
  • A bakery in Houston: of the 57 ranked neighborhoods, the file ranks Greater Heights first (84% at a good address; at least 5 ranked neighborhoods print 84%) and Medical Center Area last (76% at a good address).

Each sentence is read from this file: the business type's first- and last-ranked neighborhoods (neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype) and their p90_survivability_score, the figure at a good address. These are the same places and figures as the answers below.

Questions this dataset answers

One answer per business type the file ranks in five or more neighborhoods, 129 in all, read straight from the file: the neighborhoods where each business is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often. Percentages are the Survivability Score, the projected chance of lasting two or more years. Every neighborhood links to the Houston rankings; every business type links to its national comparison.

Where should I open an acupuncture clinic in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an acupuncture clinic is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (90%), Neartown/Montrose (90%), Fourth Ward (90%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (90%) and Sharpstown (90%). At a typical address an acupuncture clinic averages 84% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (87% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = acupuncture-clinic and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an acupuncture clinic.

Where should I open an Afghan restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an Afghan restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address an Afghan restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = afghan-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an Afghan restaurant.

Where should I open an African restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an African restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address an African restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = african-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an African restaurant.

Where should I open an American restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an American restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Clear Lake (84%), Memorial (84%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%). At a typical address an American restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = american-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an American restaurant.

Where should I open an Argentinian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an Argentinian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address an Argentinian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = argentinian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an Argentinian restaurant.

Where should I open an Armenian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an Armenian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address an Armenian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = armenian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an Armenian restaurant.

Where should I open an Asian fusion restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an Asian fusion restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Clear Lake (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%) and Sharpstown (84%). At a typical address an Asian fusion restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = asian-fusion-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an Asian fusion restaurant.

Where should I open an Australian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an Australian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address an Australian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = australian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an Australian restaurant.

Where should I open a bagel shop in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a bagel shop is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Sharpstown (84%), Gulfton (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a bagel shop averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = bagel-shop and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a bagel shop.

Where should I open a bakery in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a bakery is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Greater Heights (84%), Midtown (84%), Clear Lake (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%) and Lazybrook/Timbergrove (84%). At a typical address a bakery averages 73% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = bakery and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a bakery.

Where should I open a Bangladeshi restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Bangladeshi restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Bangladeshi restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = bangladeshi-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Bangladeshi restaurant.

Where should I open a bar in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a bar is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (82%), Greater Heights (82%), Sharpstown (82%), Fourth Ward (82%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (82%). At a typical address a bar averages 69% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (71% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = bar and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a bar.

Where should I open a barbecue restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a barbecue restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a barbecue restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = barbecue-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a barbecue restaurant.

Where should I open a barber shop in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a barber shop is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Sharpstown (84%), Gulfton (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a barber shop averages 71% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (74% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = barber-shop and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a barber shop.

Where should I open a beauty salon in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a beauty salon is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Sharpstown (84%), Greater Heights (84%) and Gulfton (84%). At a typical address a beauty salon averages 71% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = beauty-salon and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a beauty salon.

Where should I open a bike shop in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a bike shop is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (85%), Sharpstown (85%) and Gulfton (85%). At a typical address a bike shop averages 78% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (80% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = bike-shop and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a bike shop.

Where should I open a boutique in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a boutique is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (85%), Magnolia Park (85%) and Sharpstown (85%). At a typical address a boutique averages 78% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (81% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = boutique and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a boutique.

Where should I open a Brazilian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Brazilian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Brazilian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = brazilian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Brazilian restaurant.

Where should I open a brewery in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a brewery is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a brewery averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = brewery and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a brewery.

Where should I open a brunch restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a brunch restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Gulfton (84%). At a typical address a brunch restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = brunch-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a brunch restaurant.

Where should I open a cafe in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a cafe is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Willowbrook (84%), Greater Uptown (84%) and Greater Heights (83%). At a typical address a cafe averages 75% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Addicks Park Ten (79% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = cafe and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a cafe.

Where should I open a Cajun restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Cajun restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Cajun restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = cajun-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Cajun restaurant.

Where should I open a Caribbean Latin restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Caribbean Latin restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Caribbean Latin restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = caribbean-latin-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Caribbean Latin restaurant.

Where should I open a Central American restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Central American restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Central American restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = central-american-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Central American restaurant.

Where should I open a chicken shop in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a chicken shop is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Clear Lake (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Sharpstown (85%) and Gulfton (85%). At a typical address a chicken shop averages 73% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = chicken-shop and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a chicken shop.

Where should I open a Chinese restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Chinese restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Chinese restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = chinese-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Chinese restaurant.

Where should I open a chiropractor office in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a chiropractor office is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (89%), Fourth Ward (89%), Neartown/Montrose (89%), Greater Heights (89%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (89%). At a typical address a chiropractor office averages 83% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Greater Fondren Southwest (86% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = chiropractor-office and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a chiropractor office.

Where should I open a clothing store in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a clothing store is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (83%), Neartown/Montrose (83%), Fourth Ward (83%), Willowbrook (83%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (83%). At a typical address a clothing store averages 74% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Greater Fondren Southwest (78% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = clothing-store and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a clothing store.

Where should I open a coffee shop in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a coffee shop is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (82%), Greater Heights (82%), Fourth Ward (82%), Neartown/Montrose (82%) and Sharpstown (82%). At a typical address a coffee shop averages 69% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (68% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = coffee-shop and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a coffee shop.

Where should I open a Colombian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Colombian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Colombian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = colombian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Colombian restaurant.

Where should I open a convenience store in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a convenience store is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Clear Lake (83%), Neartown/Montrose (83%), Midtown (83%), Greater Heights (83%) and Fourth Ward (82%). At a typical address a convenience store averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = convenience-store and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a convenience store.

Where should I open a cosmetics shop in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a cosmetics shop is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Sharpstown (85%), Greater Heights (85%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%). At a typical address a cosmetics shop averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = cosmetics-shop and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a cosmetics shop.

Where should I open a Cuban restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Cuban restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Cuban restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = cuban-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Cuban restaurant.

Where should I open a dance club in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a dance club is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (86%), Neartown/Montrose (86%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (86%), Sharpstown (86%) and Greater Heights (86%). At a typical address a dance club averages 74% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (77% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = dance-club and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a dance club.

Where should I open a day care center in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a day care center is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (86%), Neartown/Montrose (86%), Fourth Ward (86%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (86%) and Sharpstown (86%). At a typical address a day care center averages 74% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (77% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = day-care-center and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a day care center.

Where should I open a deli in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a deli is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Sharpstown (84%), Gulfton (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a deli averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = deli and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a deli.

Where should I open a dentist office in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a dentist office is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (90%), Neartown/Montrose (90%), Fourth Ward (90%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (90%) and Binz (90%). At a typical address a dentist office averages 84% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (87% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = dentist-office and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a dentist office.

Where should I open a dermatology clinic in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a dermatology clinic is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (90%), Neartown/Montrose (90%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (90%), Fourth Ward (90%) and Sharpstown (90%). At a typical address a dermatology clinic averages 84% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (87% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = dermatology-clinic and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a dermatology clinic.

Where should I open a dessert shop in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a dessert shop is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Clear Lake (84%), Edgebrook Area (84%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%). At a typical address a dessert shop averages 73% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = dessert-shop and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a dessert shop.

Where should I open a diner in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a diner is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Gulfton (84%). At a typical address a diner averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = diner and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a diner.

Where should I open an Eastern European restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an Eastern European restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address an Eastern European restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = eastern-european-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an Eastern European restaurant.

Where should I open an Ethiopian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an Ethiopian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address an Ethiopian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = ethiopian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an Ethiopian restaurant.

Where should I open an European restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an European restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address an European restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = european-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an European restaurant.

Where should I open an eye care center in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an eye care center is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (90%), Neartown/Montrose (90%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (90%), Sharpstown (90%) and Gulfton (90%). At a typical address an eye care center averages 83% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (86% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = eye-care-center and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an eye care center.

Where should I open a Filipino restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Filipino restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Filipino restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = filipino-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Filipino restaurant.

Where should I open a florist in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a florist is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Greater Heights (85%), Independence Heights (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%) and Fourth Ward (85%). At a typical address a florist averages 78% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (81% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = florist and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a florist.

Where should I open a French restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a French restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a French restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = french-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a French restaurant.

Where should I open a furniture store in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a furniture store is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (85%), Sharpstown (85%) and Gulfton (85%). At a typical address a furniture store averages 77% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (81% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = furniture-store and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a furniture store.

Where should I open a Georgian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Georgian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Georgian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = georgian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Georgian restaurant.

Where should I open a German restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a German restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a German restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = german-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a German restaurant.

Where should I open a Greek restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Greek restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Greek restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = greek-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Greek restaurant.

Where should I open a grocery store in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a grocery store is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Westchase (85%), Midtown (85%), Greater Heights (85%), Sharpstown (85%) and Neartown/Montrose (85%). At a typical address a grocery store averages 75% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (77% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = grocery-store and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a grocery store.

Where should I open a gym in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a gym is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Fourth Ward (83%), Midtown (83%), Neartown/Montrose (83%), Westchase (83%) and Willowbrook (83%). At a typical address a gym averages 71% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is South Park (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = gym and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a gym.

Where should I open a hair salon in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a hair salon is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Neartown/Montrose (82%), Fourth Ward (82%), Midtown (82%), Greater Heights (82%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (82%). At a typical address a hair salon averages 70% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (74% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = hair-salon and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a hair salon.

Where should I open a Hawaiian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Hawaiian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Hawaiian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = hawaiian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Hawaiian restaurant.

Where should I open a home goods store in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a home goods store is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (85%), Sharpstown (85%) and Greater Heights (85%). At a typical address a home goods store averages 74% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = home-goods-store and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a home goods store.

Where should I open a home improvement store in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a home improvement store is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (85%), Sharpstown (85%) and Greater Heights (85%). At a typical address a home improvement store averages 74% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = home-improvement-store and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a home improvement store.

Where should I open a hot pot restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a hot pot restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a hot pot restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = hot-pot-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a hot pot restaurant.

Where should I open a Hungarian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Hungarian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Hungarian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = hungarian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Hungarian restaurant.

Where should I open an Indian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an Indian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address an Indian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = indian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an Indian restaurant.

Where should I open an Indonesian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an Indonesian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address an Indonesian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = indonesian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an Indonesian restaurant.

Where should I open an international grocery store in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an international grocery store is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Westchase (85%), Sharpstown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (85%). At a typical address an international grocery store averages 74% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (77% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = international-grocery-store and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an international grocery store.

Where should I open an Irish pub in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an Irish pub is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address an Irish pub averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = irish-pub and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an Irish pub.

Where should I open an Italian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an Italian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Memorial (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%) and Sharpstown (84%). At a typical address an Italian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = italian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an Italian restaurant.

Where should I open a Japanese sushi restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Japanese sushi restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Clear Lake (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%) and Sharpstown (84%). At a typical address a Japanese sushi restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = japanese-sushi-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Japanese sushi restaurant.

Where should I open a jewelry store in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a jewelry store is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Greater Heights (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Independence Heights (85%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (85%). At a typical address a jewelry store averages 78% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (81% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = jewelry-store and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a jewelry store.

Where should I open a juice smoothie bar in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a juice smoothie bar is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Sharpstown (84%), Gulfton (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a juice smoothie bar averages 73% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = juice-smoothie-bar and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a juice smoothie bar.

Where should I open a Korean restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Korean restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Korean restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = korean-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Korean restaurant.

Where should I open a kosher restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a kosher restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a kosher restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = kosher-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a kosher restaurant.

Where should I open a laundromat in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a laundromat is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (83%), Neartown/Montrose (83%), Fourth Ward (83%), Willowbrook (83%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (83%). At a typical address a laundromat averages 75% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Greater Fondren Southwest (79% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = laundromat and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a laundromat.

Where should I open a Lebanese restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Lebanese restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Lebanese restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = lebanese-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Lebanese restaurant.

Where should I open a liquor store in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a liquor store is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Sharpstown (85%), Westchase (85%), Midtown (85%), Greater Heights (85%) and Neartown/Montrose (85%). At a typical address a liquor store averages 78% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (80% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = liquor-store and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a liquor store.

Where should I open a Malaysian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Malaysian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Malaysian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = malaysian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Malaysian restaurant.

Where should I open a massage therapy in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a massage therapy is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Sharpstown (84%), Midtown (84%), Westchase (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%). At a typical address a massage therapy averages 78% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (81% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = massage-therapy and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a massage therapy.

Where should I open a Mediterranean restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Mediterranean restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Mediterranean restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = mediterranean-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Mediterranean restaurant.

Where should I open a men's clothing store in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a men's clothing store is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (85%), Sharpstown (85%) and Greater Heights (85%). At a typical address a men's clothing store averages 78% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (81% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = men-s-clothing-store and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a men's clothing store.

Where should I open a mental health clinic in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a mental health clinic is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (90%), Fourth Ward (90%), Neartown/Montrose (90%), Greater Heights (90%) and Binz (90%). At a typical address a mental health clinic averages 84% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (88% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = mental-health-clinic and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a mental health clinic.

Where should I open a Mexican restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Mexican restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Clear Lake (84%), Memorial (84%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%). At a typical address a Mexican restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = mexican-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Mexican restaurant.

Where should I open a Middle Eastern restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Middle Eastern restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Clear Lake (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%) and Sharpstown (84%). At a typical address a Middle Eastern restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = middle-eastern-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Middle Eastern restaurant.

Where should I open a mixed martial arts studio in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a mixed martial arts studio is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a mixed martial arts studio averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = mixed-martial-arts-studio and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a mixed martial arts studio.

Where should I open a Moroccan restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Moroccan restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Moroccan restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = moroccan-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Moroccan restaurant.

Where should I open a music store in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a music store is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (85%), Sharpstown (85%) and Greater Heights (85%). At a typical address a music store averages 73% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = music-store and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a music store.

Where should I open a nail salon in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a nail salon is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a nail salon averages 71% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = nail-salon and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a nail salon.

Where should I open a Pakistani restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Pakistani restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Pakistani restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = pakistani-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Pakistani restaurant.

Where should I open a pan Asian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a pan Asian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a pan Asian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = pan-asian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a pan Asian restaurant.

Where should I open a Persian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Persian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Persian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = persian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Persian restaurant.

Where should I open a pet boarding facility in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a pet boarding facility is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Sharpstown (85%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a pet boarding facility averages 70% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (73% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = pet-boarding-facility and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a pet boarding facility.

Where should I open a pet grooming shop in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a pet grooming shop is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Sharpstown (84%), Greater Heights (84%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (83%). At a typical address a pet grooming shop averages 70% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (73% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = pet-grooming-shop and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a pet grooming shop.

Where should I open a pet store in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a pet store is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Sharpstown (85%), Greater Heights (85%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%). At a typical address a pet store averages 71% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (74% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = pet-store and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a pet store.

Where should I open a physical therapy clinic in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a physical therapy clinic is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (90%), Neartown/Montrose (90%), Fourth Ward (90%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (90%) and Sharpstown (90%). At a typical address a physical therapy clinic averages 84% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (87% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = physical-therapy-clinic and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a physical therapy clinic.

Where should I open a pizza restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a pizza restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a pizza restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = pizza-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a pizza restaurant.

Where should I open a poke restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a poke restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a poke restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = poke-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a poke restaurant.

Where should I open a Polish restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Polish restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Polish restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = polish-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Polish restaurant.

Where should I open a Polynesian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Polynesian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Polynesian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = polynesian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Polynesian restaurant.

Where should I open a Portuguese restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Portuguese restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Portuguese restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = portuguese-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Portuguese restaurant.

Where should I open a Russian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Russian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Russian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = russian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Russian restaurant.

Where should I open a salad shop in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a salad shop is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Sharpstown (85%), Gulfton (85%) and Greater Heights (85%). At a typical address a salad shop averages 73% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = salad-shop and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a salad shop.

Where should I open a Scandinavian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Scandinavian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Scandinavian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = scandinavian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Scandinavian restaurant.

Where should I open a seafood restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a seafood restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a seafood restaurant averages 73% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = seafood-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a seafood restaurant.

Where should I open a shoe store in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a shoe store is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (85%), Sharpstown (85%) and Gulfton (85%). At a typical address a shoe store averages 77% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (80% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = shoe-store and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a shoe store.

Where should I open a Singaporean restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Singaporean restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Singaporean restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = singaporean-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Singaporean restaurant.

Where should I open a smoke shop in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a smoke shop is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Greater Heights (85%), Midtown (85%), Lazybrook/Timbergrove (85%), Independence Heights (85%) and Neartown/Montrose (85%). At a typical address a smoke shop averages 73% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Greater Fondren Southwest (78% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = smoke-shop and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a smoke shop.

Where should I open a South African restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a South African restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a South African restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = south-african-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a South African restaurant.

Where should I open a South American restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a South American restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a South American restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = south-american-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a South American restaurant.

Where should I open a South Asian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a South Asian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a South Asian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = south-asian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a South Asian restaurant.

Where should I open a Southeast Asian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Southeast Asian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Southeast Asian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = southeast-asian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Southeast Asian restaurant.

Where should I open a Southern food restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Southern food restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Southern food restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = southern-food-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Southern food restaurant.

Where should I open a spa in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a spa is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (83%), Greater Heights (83%), Edgebrook Area (83%), Fourth Ward (82%) and Neartown/Montrose (82%). At a typical address a spa averages 71% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (68% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = spa and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a spa.

Where should I open a Spanish restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Spanish restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Spanish restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = spanish-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Spanish restaurant.

Where should I open a Sri Lankan restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Sri Lankan restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Sri Lankan restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = sri-lankan-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Sri Lankan restaurant.

Where should I open a steakhouse in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a steakhouse is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Gulfton (84%). At a typical address a steakhouse averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = steakhouse and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a steakhouse.

Where should I open a Syrian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Syrian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Syrian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = syrian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Syrian restaurant.

Where should I open a tailor in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a tailor is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Gulfton (84%). At a typical address a tailor averages 77% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (80% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = tailor and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a tailor.

Where should I open a Taiwanese restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Taiwanese restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Taiwanese restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = taiwanese-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Taiwanese restaurant.

Where should I open a tanning salon in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a tanning salon is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Sharpstown (84%), Gulfton (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a tanning salon averages 71% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (74% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = tanning-salon and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a tanning salon.

Where should I open a tapas restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a tapas restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a tapas restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = tapas-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a tapas restaurant.

Where should I open a tattoo piercing shop in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a tattoo piercing shop is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Sharpstown (84%), Greater Heights (84%) and Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (83%). At a typical address a tattoo piercing shop averages 71% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (74% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = tattoo-piercing-shop and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a tattoo piercing shop.

Where should I open a tea shop in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a tea shop is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Sharpstown (85%), Gulfton (85%) and Greater Heights (85%). At a typical address a tea shop averages 74% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = tea-shop and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a tea shop.

Where should I open a Tex Mex restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Tex Mex restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Clear Lake (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%) and Sharpstown (84%). At a typical address a Tex Mex restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = tex-mex-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Tex Mex restaurant.

Where should I open a Thai restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Thai restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Thai restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = thai-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Thai restaurant.

Where should I open a thrift store in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a thrift store is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Willowbrook (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (85%) and Sharpstown (85%). At a typical address a thrift store averages 78% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (80% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = thrift-store and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a thrift store.

Where should I open a Turkish restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Turkish restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Turkish restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = turkish-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Turkish restaurant.

Where should I open an Ukrainian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where an Ukrainian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address an Ukrainian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = ukrainian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for an Ukrainian restaurant.

Where should I open a vegan vegetarian restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a vegan vegetarian restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a vegan vegetarian restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = vegan-vegetarian-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a vegan vegetarian restaurant.

Where should I open a veterinary clinic in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a veterinary clinic is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Sharpstown (89%), Gulfton (89%), Midtown (89%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (89%) and Westchase (89%). At a typical address a veterinary clinic averages 77% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = veterinary-clinic and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a veterinary clinic.

Where should I open a Vietnamese restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a Vietnamese restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a Vietnamese restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = vietnamese-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a Vietnamese restaurant.

Where should I open a watch store or repair shop in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a watch store or repair shop is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (85%), Sharpstown (85%) and Gulfton (85%). At a typical address a watch store or repair shop averages 73% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (76% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = watch-store-or-repair-shop and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a watch store or repair shop.

Where should I open a wok restaurant in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a wok restaurant is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (84%), Neartown/Montrose (84%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (84%), Sharpstown (84%) and Greater Heights (84%). At a typical address a wok restaurant averages 72% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (75% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = wok-restaurant and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a wok restaurant.

Where should I open a women's clothing in Houston?

The neighborhoods where a women's clothing is projected to last two or more years at a good address most often are Midtown (85%), Neartown/Montrose (85%), Gulfgate Riverview/Pine Valley (85%), Sharpstown (85%) and Gulfton (85%). At a typical address a women's clothing averages 78% across the 57 ranked neighborhoods; the lowest-ranked is Medical Center Area (81% at a good address). In the CSV, filter business_subtype = women-s-clothing and place_kind = neighborhood, and sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype. How Houston compares with the other 21 ranked metros for a women's clothing.

How to read this dataset

The file has 61 columns and 12,556 rows. Lines that begin with # are comments (citation, license, these recipes) and should be skipped when parsing. The same dictionary is in the README beside the files; changes between versions are in the changelog.

Where should I open a given business in this metro?

Filter business_subtype to the type and place_kind to neighborhood (or town), sort by neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype ascending. The ranking is on p90_survivability_score, the chance of lasting two or more years at a good address; avg_survivability_score is the typical address.

What should I open in a given neighborhood?

Filter neighborhood to the place, sort by business_subtype_rank_for_neighborhood ascending: the top rows are the business types most likely to last there.

How do two neighborhoods compare for the same business?

Filter business_subtype to the type and neighborhood to the two places (same place_kind); compare p90_survivability_score for the best-address view and avg_survivability_score for the typical address.

Which neighborhoods are strongest overall?

Filter place_kind to neighborhood, keep one row per neighborhood, sort by neighborhood_overall_rank ascending. neighborhood_overall_score is the mean p90 of the place's ranked business types.

Column dictionary

city
Metro slug (for example philadelphia).
neighborhood
Neighborhood slug inside the metro; the row's place.
business_subtype
Business type slug (for example italian-restaurant); the row's business. The file's own count is in the README and on its page.
business_type_lookup
Display name of the business type (for example Italian Restaurant).
avg_survivability_score
The projected chance, 0 to 100, that this business type lasts two or more years at a typical address in this neighborhood. The rankings use p90_survivability_score, the good-address score.
max_survivability_score
Best address in the neighborhood for this business type, 0 to 100.
min_survivability_score
Weakest address in the neighborhood for this business type, 0 to 100.
UPPER_BOUND_MAX_SURVIVABILITY
Upper confidence bound on max_survivability_score, 0 to 100.
LOWER_BOUND_MAX_SURVIVABILITY
Lower confidence bound on max_survivability_score, 0 to 100.
UPPER_BOUND_MIN_SURVIVABILITY
Upper confidence bound on min_survivability_score, 0 to 100.
LOWER_BOUND_MIN_SURVIVABILITY
Lower confidence bound on min_survivability_score, 0 to 100.
neighborhood_rank_for_business_subtype
Rank of this place among the ranked places of the same place_kind in the metro for this business type, on p90_survivability_score (1 = best).
tier_of_neighborhood_for_business_subtype
Great, Good, Average, Below-average or Poor, from that rank's position in its list: the top 10 percent is Great, the next 20 percent Good, the middle 40 percent Average, the next 20 percent Below-average and the bottom 10 percent Poor.
business_subtype_rank_for_neighborhood
Rank of this business type among the ranked types in this place, on p90_survivability_score (1 = the type most likely to last at a good address here).
tier_of_business_subtype_for_neighborhood
Great, Good, Average, Below-average or Poor, from that rank, with the same cut-offs as the neighborhood tier.
total_ranked_neighborhoods_for_business_subtype
How many places of this place_kind are ranked for this business type in the metro: the length of the list the rank sits in.
year
Data year (2026).
source_url_neighborhood_rank
Page on streetspring.com that ranks neighborhoods for this business type.
source_url_business_subtype_rank
Page on streetspring.com that ranks business types for this neighborhood.
methodology_url
How the score is built: https://streetspring.com/resources/tutorial/aeo-methodology
source_article_url
The neighborhood's own rankings page on streetspring.com.
min_2yr_failure_rate
100 minus max_survivability_score: the lowest projected two-year failure rate in the neighborhood, 0 to 100.
max_2yr_failure_rate
100 minus min_survivability_score: the highest projected two-year failure rate in the neighborhood, 0 to 100.
employment_rate
Share of the labor force employed, as a fraction of 1 (0.95 means 95 percent). Census ACS.
vacancy_rate
Share of housing units vacant, as a fraction of 1. Census ACS.
competitor_count
Number of businesses of that exact type located INSIDE the neighborhood boundary, counted as distinct places. An empty cell means not measured, which is not the same as none: either the neighborhood has no boundary in our polygon set or that business type was never collected in that metro. A 0 means we measured and found none.
income_rank
Not populated in this release (empty in every row). Use income_metro_percentile.
income_score
Median household income in dollars. Census ACS; 250,001 is the Census top code.
pct_high_income
Share of households earning 150,000 dollars or more, as a fraction of 1. Census ACS.
income_tier
Affluent, Upper-Middle, Middle, Working or Low-Income, from income_metro_percentile.
income_metro_percentile
Where the neighborhood's median income sits among the metro's neighborhoods, 0 to 100 (100 = highest).
income_national_percentile
Where the neighborhood's median income sits among all U.S. neighborhoods in our data, 0 to 100.
poverty_rate
Share of residents below the poverty line, as a fraction of 1. Census ACS.
median_age
Median resident age, years. Census ACS.
pct_bachelor_plus
Share of adults 25 and over with a bachelor's degree or higher, as a fraction of 1. Census ACS.
avg_household_size
Average household size, persons. Census ACS.
median_commute_minutes
Median commute, minutes. Census ACS.
pct_housing_post_2000
Share of housing units built in 2000 or later, as a fraction of 1. Census ACS.
data_source
Provenance label for the row.
p90_survivability_score
The chance, 0 to 100, that this business type lasts two or more years at a good address in the place: the 90th percentile of the scored locations inside it. The rank columns are ordered on this.
neighborhood_name
Display name of the place.
scored_locations_in_neighborhood
How many scored locations the place's scores are built from. A place needs at least 10 to be ranked.
place_kind
neighborhood (a city neighbourhood) or town (a whole municipality). Rankings never mix the two.
rank_withheld_reason
Empty for almost every row. When it is filled, this place keeps its scores and is deliberately left out of every ranking, and this column says why. Its rank and tier columns are empty and it is excluded from the national pool, so a list that omits it is complete, not short.
neighborhood_overall_score
Mean p90_survivability_score across the place's ranked business types, 0 to 100; the basis of the overall rank.
neighborhood_overall_avg_score
Mean avg_survivability_score across the same rows.
neighborhood_overall_max_score
Mean max_survivability_score across the same rows.
neighborhood_overall_min_score
Mean min_survivability_score across the same rows.
business_types_ranked_in_neighborhood
How many business types are ranked in the place.
neighborhood_overall_rank
The place's rank among places of the same kind on neighborhood_overall_score (1 = best), repeated on every row of the place.
total_ranked_neighborhoods_overall
How many places of that kind carry an overall rank in the metro.
publisher
Who publishes the dataset: StreetSpring. The same value in every row.
publisher_url
The publisher's site, https://streetspring.com. The same value in every row.
dataset_name
StreetSpring Survivability Datasets 2026. The same value in every row, so one row read on its own names its source.
dataset_doi
10.5281/zenodo.22287996, the concept DOI, which always resolves to the newest version. Pin a version with dataset_version.
license
CC-BY-4.0: free to reuse, including commercially, with attribution to StreetSpring.
license_url
The license text, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.
dataset_version
The release this row belongs to, the same value in every row and equal to the Version line of this header. Cite it to pin the numbers.
as_of_date
The date this release's scores were published, as YYYY-MM-DD. The same value in every row.
source_url_business_type
absolute and verified against the live site on 2026-10-02; filled on 61.0% of rows. Empty means the page was not proven to exist, never a guess.
source_url
empty in every row. held for this release: it resolves for only about a third of rows until the place pages are built. An empty column is honest; a third-filled one is not.

About this dataset

Source
StreetSpring
Coverage
Houston, TX metropolitan area
Data year
2026 (the year column in every row)
Version
2026.10.05, updated 2026-10-05
Methodology
View methodology
License
CC BY 4.0
DOI (all versions)
10.5281/zenodo.22287996
Questions about the data
info@streetspring.com

How to cite

StreetSpring. (2026). Houston Business Survivability Scores by Neighborhood 2026, version 2026.10.05. Retrieved from https://streetspring.com/resources/datasets/houston-survivability-scores-2026. DOI 10.5281/zenodo.22287996.

Related resources

Houston Business Survivability Scores by Neighborhood 2026 | StreetSpring Data