Michigan Ranks High for New Business Survival

Michigan boasts a five-year business survival rate of fifty-four percent, placing it among the top states nationwide. Experts attribute this positive trend to institutional quality, workforce caliber, and targeted entrepreneurial resources in regions like Metro Detroit.

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Nick Joe Kelley, owner and founder of Elite Paint Home Renovations, at a customer’s home in New Baltimore, Aug. 25, 2026. He credits business coaching, attention to detail and focus on training and retaining employees as among factors in the business's growth since he started it in 2020.

Michigan posted a five-year business survival rate of 54.7%, ranking among the top five states nationwide according to a new study. The figure highlights a post-pandemic recovery in local entrepreneurship across the state. Investors are closely watching regional economic stability as small businesses navigate rising operating costs.

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