Invested in 2012 and based on data from the Martin Prosperity Institute:
- San Francisco-Oakland: $6.896 billion (25.6% of the top 100 cities)
- San Jose-Sunnyvale: $3.985 billion (14.8%)
- Boston: $3.101 billion (11.5%)
- New York City: $2.269 billion (8.4%)
- Los Angeles: $1.677 billion (6.2%)
- San Diego: $1.134 billion (4.2%)
- Seattle: $886 million (3.3%)
- Austin: $626 million (2.3%)
- Chicago: $547 million (2.0%)
- Washington, D.C.: $484 million (1.8%)
- Philadelphia: $347 million (1.3%)
- Denver: $264 million (1.0%)
- Atlanta: $262 million (1.0%)
- Boulder, Colo.: $256 million (1.0%)
- Minneapolis-St. Paul: $256 million (0.9%)
- Santa Barbara, Calif.: $251 million (0.9%)
- Phoenix: $214 million (0.8%)
- Raleigh-Cary, N.C.: $184 million (0.7%)
- Pittsburgh: $167 million (0.6%)
- Provo-Orem, Utah: $162 million (0.6%)
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