Delaware is strategically situated between major cities like New York and Washington, D.C., making it a central hub for the U.S. consumer market. The state boasts the lowest sales and property taxes in the region, enhancing its attractiveness for businesses, particularly in the bioscience sector. Additionally, $1,000 has greater purchasing power in Delaware compared to other leading bioscience clusters in the U.S.

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NoVATorsalestax,andthelowestpropertytaxintheregion.
StrategicallylocatedbetweenNewYorkCityandWashington
D.C.,Delawareisatthecenterofthecountry’slargest
consumermarketanditsmostdenselypopulatedregion.
NewYorkCity,WashingtonD.C.,PhiladelphiaandBaltimore
arealllessthan150miles(241Kilometers)awayandeasily
accessiblebycar,train,seaandair.
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$1,000goesfurtherinDelawarethanotherleadingbio-scienceclustersintheU.S.