Birmingham Alabama, also known as “The Magic City,” is experiencing something of an economic and cultural rebirth.
Originally known for its significant place in the Civil Right’s movement, along with its industrial history, Birmingham is today a fast growing business center. This is due in large part to the statewide focus on economic development called “Accelerate Alabama 2.0”.

The original plan, launched in 2012, aimed to retain existing businesses while recruiting new ones. It also put an emphasis on local entrepreneurship. The state’s focus on promoting new business development makes Birmingham an ideal location for any start-up.

Situated in the state of Alabama, Birmingham is the most populated city in the state, founded in 1871 following the Civil War. Named after the city in the United Kingdom, Birmingham has played a central role in the Southern United States as a major industrial center since it was founded.

Today, Birmingham is headquarters to the Fortune 500 company Regions Financial and several Fortune 1000 companies. The city is also a major banking hub with Regions Financial Corporation and BBVA Compass.

Birmingham is a center for education and universities such as the University of Alabama Birmingham, University of Alabama School of Medicine, and Samford University. The city is also home to the Southeastern Conference, which is one of college football’s major conferences.  

The Wells Fargo Tower is the tallest building in Birmingham at 34 stories and more than 450 feet. The community is also a cultural center for Alabama with the likes of the Alabama Ballet, Birmingham Ballet, and Alabama Symphony Orchestra all performing here. Many of the community’s performances take place at the historic Alabama Theatre.

For a business not wanting an office, or looking to switch to a remote-first model in a historic Southern U.S. City, Birmingham is a great place for a PO Box or Earth Class Mail digital address.  

Earth Class Mail offers virtual mailing addresses and virtual PO boxes in Birmingham so it’s easy to establish your presence in this metro.
The increased focus on making Alabama an ideal location for entrepreneurs, along with the investment in diversifying the city itself makes Birmingham a great place to do business.

Birmingham, AL

In between Georgia and Tennessee, Alabama is one of the southeastern states in the U.S, and has one of the most recognizable cultures in the south. Alabama is also known as the “Heart of Dixie” or the “Yellowhammer State” after its state bird. 

Recognized as a state in 1819, Alabama quickly became an economic stronghold in the U.S, and today still gets much of its economic wealth from mineral extraction. Today, Alabama is also a hub for finance, manufacturing, education, and healthcare. The largest employers currently are the finance and business sectors, along with a growing technology presence with AT&T having corporate hubs in multiple cities. 

Alabama is also home to several top-tier universities and has a culture that exemplifies the importance the U.S places on college football. The University of Alabama is usually the most recognized on and off the field; however, Auburn University, Alabama State University, and Jacksonville State University are also notable schools that provide both academic and sporting excellence. 

Alabama is also unique in that it sits on the gulf of Mexico, but has mountainous regions in the North, making it a hub for shipping and receiving in the famous Mobile Bay. Orange Beach also provides a tropical getaway that only a few miles from Florida state lines. 

Alabama is quickly climbing the ranks of best places to live in the U.S, and has opportunities in nearly every major city for professionals to find their niche. Check out our virtual addresses in Alabama today to get a taste of both southern hospitality and all of the business potential that comes with it. 


Alabama

Anchorage Alaska, an ideal virtual address location for your business:
Alaska is considered the number one state in the nation when it comes to fiscal health, which takes into consideration a state’s debt and assets (according to Inc.com). There are more than 35,000 businesses based in Anchorage, and with Earth Class Mail you can also have an Anchorage mailing address.

You might assume that Anchorage, being in Alaska, is a little on the rural side. While that is true for a large part of the state, in Anchorage that isn’t the case in terms of accessibility. The city has major roads running through it like Seward, Glenn Highways, and Alaska State Route 1.

Anchorage is often the first stop of a major airline when coming into the United States. In fact, Anchorage is considered the “Air Crossroads of the World” due to its strategic location on the globe.

Located in Alaska, Anchorage is home to nearly half of the state’s population with 291,000 people as of 2020. With a subarctic climate, Anchorage has a major port serving as the primary  access point for many goods and services. 

Anchorage’s economy is built upon tourism, transportation, military, and government. The Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport is one of the world’s major hubs for cargo traffic. This is based on Anchorage’s unique position between the rest of the nation and Asia. 

The majority of goods going to Alaska, 95 percent, travel through the Port of Anchorage. The United States Military also utilized Anchorage for two major hubs - Fort Richardson and  Elmendorf Air Force Base - which combine to make JBER. Kulis Air National Guard Base is also located in Anchorage and the combined military installations employ more than 8,000 civilian and military personnel. 

The University of Anchorage Alaska serves as an educational and cultural hub for the region. Every year, the University hosts the Anchorage Folk Festival. The Anchorage Center for the Performing Arts also hosts a variety of performing arts events every year for the region. 

Whether you're starting up a new business or moving your physical office to a remote-first model, a virtual address in Anchorage can allow you to keep a professional mailing address without paying for office space.

Anchorage is a strategic location for any new or expanding business. Establish a professional footprint with a virtual PO box and virtual mail, then access scans of your documents from anywhere in the world.

Anchorage, AK

The largest U.S state by square miles alone, Alaska has long been a land of mystery and beauty. With its far north location and wild terrain, tourists flock there for a taste of the outdoors, yet the state remains the third least populated in all of the U.S. This is due in part to the unique seasonal cycles which cause long, dark, and frigid winters, with the summers fleeting and cool. Alaska was originally a territory, until it was declared a state in 1959. 

The industries that are prevalent in this state are also very specific to the natural resources available; fishing, natural gas, and oil. Despite being small in population, Alaska makes up for it by grossing one of the largest per capita state incomes. In recent years, Alaska has begun to see some significant growth as well in wind and hydroelectric energy as well; yet despite progress, diesel is still the main source of both energy and revenue for the state's economy. 

A large portion of the land in this vast state is also carefully preserved by the federal government as public land such as wildlife refuges, national parks, and national forests, as Alaska has an array of species not found anywhere else in the world. Alaskan natives make up 15% of the population, who fall into various tribes tracing their ancestry back to the original settlement of Alaska via the Bering Land Bridge. There is a stunning tapestry of indigenous culture here, and many of the local decisions are made by their councils. 

The most unique part of Alaska as a U.S State? It is separated from Washington by about 500 miles of British Columbia, Canada. It is the most northern and western part of the U.S but also the most easterly, as the Aleutian Islands extend into the eastern hemisphere. 

Maritime shipping in Alaska is also a massive part of how this state contributes to the U.S, with hundreds of registered shipping companies and vessels carrying goods up and down the coast. 

Check out our virtual address in Alaska for a great connection to a unique and wondrous state for your business. 


Alaska

Phoenix is the capital of Arizona and is also the most populated city with more than 1.6 million residents. It is the fifth most populated city in the United States. Phoenix is famous for its desert climate, luxurious hotel resorts, golf courses, and fine dining. 

Tourism is one of the main industries for Phoenix with more than 40 resorts and 500 hotels in the area. Golf is a major attraction for tourists looking to escape to warmer climates and hit the links. The city boasts more than 200 golf courses. The PGA Waste Management Phoenix Open is held in the area each year, drawing professional golfers and fans alike.

The Southwest community is often referred to as “The Valley of the Sun” and is home to Fortune 500 companies such as the electronic corporation Avnet, mining company Freeport McMoRan and Pet Smart. Other companies located here are U-Haul, Best Western, and the University of Phoenix. Luke Air Force Base is also located in Phoenix and contributes to a large military presence in the region.

The city is also a hotbed for art, culture, and unique architecture. The famed architect Frank Loyd Wright called Phoenix home and build his home here as well as The Frank Loyd Wright School of Architecture, which attracted talent over the years from around the country. 

A Phoenix PO Box or virtual address could be ideal for a company looking to represent one of the Southwest’s premier communities without paying premier prices. 


Phoenix, AZ

Built for the outdoor enthusiast who enjoys being able to escape to either mountains or terraneous rock forms year round, Arizona is one of the most diverse states in the U.S, with something for everyone. The last state to be formally admitted to the U.S, Arizona features both a distinct north and south appearance, with ski lodges and snow in Flagstaff but desert like climates only a few hours away in Phoenix. 

Arizona had a slow start economically due to its late start as a state and a low population until the 1950s when migration from neighboring states picked up and Arizona was dubbed as part of the “Sun Belt”. 

Today, Arizona is home to large corporation headquarters such as Petsmart and Circle K, with its main industry being tourism. Healthcare and mining also contribute significantly to the local economy. Today, while Arizona technically has a lower ranking gross state income, it still surpasses whole countries such as Finland, Ireland, and New Zealand. 

The historic US Route 66 runs through this state from west to east, and has been featured or mentioned in pop culture numerous times. As well, famous towering red rock formations such as Monument Valley have been the backdrop for famous movies and tv shows.

Arizona tends to attract snowbirds, students, and nomadic travelers to come and enjoy this state. However, the summers here are consistently blistering with a desert climate and very little precipitation, so those who live there year round tend to prefer the winter months. 

If you are looking to appeal to Arizonians in your business, a virtual address here is key.


Arizona

Little Rock is the largest city in Arkansas and serves as the capital city. As of 2020, the population was 202,591. Little Rock sits on the south bank of the Arkansas River and near the geographic center of the state.

Little Rock is an economic, cultural and transportation hub for Arkansas as well as the South. Little Rock is home to the famed Arkansas Museum of Fine Arts as well as the Arkansas Repertory Theatre. 

The region of Little Rock offers recreational activities such as hiking, walking or boating for both visitors and locals alike. The University of Arkansas is home to the Arkansas Razorbacks football team which plays in War Memorial Stadium.

Little Rock is also home to such historic landmarks such as its historic Quapaw Quarter and the William J. Clinton Presidential Library in honor of President Clinton. Interstate 30 and Interstate 40 both intersect in Little Rock making it a major hub for commerce, along with the Port of Little Rock acting as a major shipping hub for goods. 

Several major companies are headquartered in Little Rock, including Dillard’s Department stores, Windstream Holdings, and Simmons Bank. The University of Arkansas Medical Sciences serves as one of Little Rock’s largest public employers. 

For a business not wanting an office, or looking to switch to a remote-first model in a historic Southern U.S. City, Little Rock is a great place for a PO Box or Earth Class Mail virtual address. 

Little Rock, AR

The quiet home of stars such as Johnny Cash and Maya Angelou, Arkansas hides a wealth of natural beauty and history. While on the outside it may seem like a mid-sized state landlocked by southern giants Texas, Louisiana, and Missouri, Arkansas is one of the most established, and oldest, states in the U.S.

Originally establishing its wealth in agriculture and textiles, Arkansas economically flourished after WWII, and today is the corporate and founding headquarters for international superstore giant Walmart. Tourism, timber, and rice trading are now the top industries in the state. Fifty-two national parks offer visitors stunning hikes and rolling hills, and the town of Hot Springs, Arkansas is home to naturally occurring hot springs and spas dating back to the early 20th century.

Like most of the south, Arkansas prides itself in a culture of unique cuisine, sports, hunting, and fishing. The University of Arkansas Razorbacks are the widely supported team here, and carry the pride of Arkansas with them. Wild game in Arkansas remains plentiful on reservoirs, with deer and duck being the most popular during open season. 

Arkansas still holds the title of the most affordable state in the U.S when it comes to cost of living. The urban rents here are below average, with land plentiful when it comes to those who are seeking to settle down on some property. 

A tight knit and small community is one of Arkansas standpoints, with southern hospitality plentiful. Our Arkansas virtual address can bring to your business a presence in the state with a real street address to use for business or personal reasons. 


Arkansas

Los Angeles is the City of Angels and perhaps one of the most recognizable cities in the entire world. From Hollywood Boulevard to Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles is home to some of the most famous and prominent iconic places in the country and world. 

Los Angeles is the most populated city in California and the second most populated city in the nation. The metro area alone is home to 13.1 million people. With LAX, or Los Angeles International Airport, it is a major hub for travel, tourism, business, and entertainment.

The television and film industry call Los Angeles home, including companies such as Warner Brothers, Paramount, and Universal that base their studios here. The world-famous TCL Chinese Theatre is where tourists flock to see the hand and footprints of celebrities on the Walk of Fame. 

The University of Los Angeles, UCLA, and Occidental College, Oxy, are located in Los Angeles along with many other public and private universities that lend an educated workforce to the community.

Los Angeles’ gross metro product totaled more than $1 trillion as of 2018 making it the largest economic metro area in the world behind Tokyo and New York. Fortune 500 companies such as AECOM and CBRE are based here. 

The picturesque city of Los Angeles is also home to the NBA’s Los Angeles Lakers and the MLB’s Los Angeles Dodgers, both of which are historically major contenders for championships. 

An Earth Class Mail LA PO Box can be a great entry point for any business looking to have a big city presence without paying big city prices for real estate.    


Los Angeles, CA

California, also known as the Golden State, is the most populated and third-largest state in the country. 

## From Silicon Valley to Hollywood Boulevard

California is home to the film industry as well as a booming tech industry. World-renowned for its warm beaches and sunny skies, California is also home to some of the hottest addresses in the nation, including Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, and Hollywood. 

Earning its place as the third largest, but most populous state in the U.S, California has been a pinnacle example of American culture, history, and industry since its inception in 1850 after a tumultuous custody battle between the already United States, settlers, and Mexico. 

California first saw its population boom when gold was discovered in 1848, which drew in hopefuls from both other states and overseas who quickly erected townships which then exponentially grew over the next decade. Travel to California,however, was dangerous and time -onsuming, until President Lincoln approved construction for the first transcontinental railroad.

## California has the largest state economy in the entire world

If it were its own nation, it would be ranked a high 5th place on the global stage. This is powered by a multitude of different industries, with 58% of companies in California being finance, real estate, government, and technology based. 

California also has the largest agricultural output of any state, and its range of climates, from arid to rainforest, allow for the growth of many essential crops such as citrus fruits. The Pacific Rim trading routes are also rooted on the coastline here, and California's coastal cities see trillions of dollars in imported or exported goods from abroad. 

The entertainment industry in California is also incredibly notable, with Hollywood shaping the nation's culture since film exploded in the 20th century. People still flock to modern day Los Angeles to witness the riches, glamor, and prestige of the stars- as well as bringing their own hopes with them of being discovered. 

California is also the home to four out of ten of the world's richest people, with massive companies such as Google, and Meta being founded and headquartered here. The business potential for those who come to this state has only the sky as its limit, if they can swing the hefty real estate prices in this state dubbed the “most expensive” in the U.S. 

Sitting between Nevada and the Pacific Ocean, California’s economy generated $3.2 trillion in 2019, which rivals some nations. It is the largest economy in the world that is not a nation.  

Overall, an address anywhere in California would boost both credibility and prestige, while working in your favor to appeal to clients out west. Check out our range of California virtual addresses for your business here.

Getting a virtual address or PO Box in one of Earth Class Mail’s California cities can rocket your business to the forefront of one of the epicenters of the business and entertainment world. California is not just the place to be for many startups in the U.S., but also the world.

Facebook, Twitter, Apple, and Google all call California home. California is also the home to several major professional sports franchises. From the Los Angeles Lakers for basketball to the San Francisco Giants for baseball, California has truly something for everyone. 

California is also home to some of the best universities in the country including the University of California, UC San Francisco, University of San Diego, and Stanford.


San Francisco is a financial, cultural, and commercial hub in California and the United States. It is located in Northern California and is the 17th most populated city in the country and the fourth in California. 

The city became a hub for the technology sector following the internet boom in the 1990s. Tech giants such as Apple, Google, Twitter, and Facebook all call the San Francisco area home. Today the city is considered one of the most important places in the world for new technology startups. 

An Earth Class Mail virtual address can get a San Francisco business mailing address, virtual mail, and a local footprint with the rest of the startup community without having to pay for actual office space. 

With historic sites such as the Golden Gate Bridge, Lombard Street, Pier 39, and the infamous Alcatraz Island, San Francisco is a prime place for tourists to visit. The city is also home to the San Francisco 49ers National Football team, the San Francisco Giants Major League Baseball team, and the Golden State Warriors professional basketball team.   

Whether you're starting up a new business or moving your physical office to a remote-first model, a virtual address or PO Box in San Francisco enables you to keep a professional mailing address without paying for office space.

Earth Class Mail can even provide a premium Market Street address, putting a company in a prime location within the technology and startup scene. It is the closest address to Silicon Valley. 


San Francisco, CA

Founded in 1984, West Hollywood is located in Los Angeles County and is home to the famous Sunset Strip and the Chateau Marmont. From nightclubs to comedy hot spots, West Hollywood is known as the place to see and be seen. 

Truly an epicenter of culture and entertainment, West Hollywood is where more than 36,000 people call home. Surrounded by Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, and the Hollywood Hills, West Hollywood is a dense urban area known for its nightlife and dining scene. 

Sunset Strip is a 1.5 mile stretch of the larger Sunset Boulevard that is well known in popular culture for its rock clubs, nightclubs, restaurants, boutique shops, and large billboards. 

The city supports a strong art community that includes artists, directors, musicians, and the theatre. The City of West Hollywood offers an Arts Grant Program and artist opportunities. The median income for the community is $61,127. 

West Hollywood is also home to a large lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgendered, LGBTQIA+, community with more than 40 percent of the population identifying as LGBTQIA+. 

Earth Class Mail’s West Hollywood virtual addresses are a great option for artists or those in the entertainment industry looking to represent the heart of this industry with “Hollywood” as an identifier.


West Hollywood, CA

California

Located at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Boulder is only a 25 mile drive from the state capitol of Denver and home to the states largest post-secondary institution; The University of Colorado. 
Boulder boasts stunning natural beauty, overlooked by rock formations at the base of the Rockies called the Flatirons; and built around Boulder Creek, a powerful water source that is fed by snowmelt from the mountains. It holds a modest population of 108,250 as of 2020. 

This mid-sized city stands out in the top 1% of the nation's real estate prices however, and with major industries such as Aerospace, Biotech, IT, and Outdoor recreation, there is a very mixed local economy. Many remote workers are beginning to prefer Boulder to settle down in, as it was recently ranked America’s best place to live as of 2021. 

Outdoor enthusiasts are instantly drawn here by the four stunning seasons, and the 35,000 plus acres of public outdoor recreation. Boulder also shares its community with an abundance of wildlife; so spotting owls, bears, prairie dogs, and even the occasional mountain lion is  expected. 
Downtown Boulder offers historic charm with brick lined streets, restaurants, and local beer tastings. 

Writers and students settle in the coffee shops to enjoy the cozy atmosphere on Pearl Street year round.  In Central Boulder, modernity and retail are prevalent, offering luxury shops alongside mountain views. Young professionals enjoy this area for upbeat nightlife and bars, in addition to a popular variety of brunch options for weekends out. 

Boulder is a city that holds great pull for digital nomads and agency businesses to claim an address in, as with the growing population of both corporations and freelancers, this location can be the ideal place to find new professional connections. 


Boulder, CO

Often referred to as the Mile High City because of its elevation above sea-level, 5,280 ft, Denver, Colorado has a rich history dating back to the Old West gold rush.
The beautiful city of Denver is situated at the base of the Rocky Mountains, ideal for year round outdoor activity. U.S. News ranked Denver second for job market and livability, with a score of 7.5 overall, on a list of 100 other metros. Freelancers, small business owners and independent business professionals alike can take advantage of all Denver has to offer through Earth Class Mail virtual business address and mail services.

Downtown Denver is the main entertainment, commercial and financial district of Denver. It is made up of seven sub-districts, which include the Arapahoe Square, Upper Downtown, Civic Center, Central Downtown, Ball Park, LoDo and Union Station.
The city of Denver also boasts several modes of transportation. The RTD light rail, which is an above-ground tramway, and their commuter bus services are popular ways to get to and around the city. The Denver International Airport, considered the fifth busiest airport in the nation, is also located in close proximity. Doing business in Denver allows you to become part of a thriving metropolitan area. Earth Class Mail offers mail forwarding and virtual PO box address service in Denver.

Denver, CO

Colorado encompasses most of the Rocky Mountains, where outdoor enthusiasts enjoy stunning views and challenging hikes. This state has one of the highest per capita incomes and has consistently ranked at the top of best places to live in the U.S. 

Colorado is the only "centennial state," meaning it was admitted to the union precisely one century after the founding fathers signed the Declaration of Independence. Colorado towns grew because of their abundance of natural resources in timber, minerals, and hydropower. Today, agriculture and mining are still a large part of the state economy but share the stage with a growing corporate and technology presence. 

While Colorado is known for its mountains and valleys, it is ecologically diverse from North to South and includes desert climates, plains, and foothills. Winters here can get blistering, but summer in Colorado is mild and enjoyable. Blankets of thick snow move in quickly to cover mountains and towns alike in the colder months, bringing in winter sports fanatics to the many ski resorts that populate Breckenridge and Telluride. 

In popular culture, Colorado has been the real-life set for acclaimed westerns such as True Grit, The Searchers, Butch Cassidy, and the Sundance Kid. The Stanley Hotel, used to shoot Stephen King's The Shining, is in Estes Park, Colorado, bringing in thousands of tourists a year to experience the eerie familiarity. Colorado is also the birthplace of the Coors Brewing Co. and boasts the highest election vineyards in the county, which reflect in the state's vibrant local foodie scene. 

There has also never been a better time to do business in Colorado. The state was recently recognized as number three on the "Top States for Business in the U.S." As the workforce in the U.S transitions to a hybrid workforce, many professionals are fulfilling their lifelong dreams of living alongside mountain views by working out of Colorado. 

Coloradans are a specific audience, and having a local address can help launch your business and form connections in this diverse market. So if you're ready to hit the slopes, click here to check out our Colorado address options for your business today!


Colorado

Greenwich, CT

While small in stature, Connecticut is densely populated and next door to New York, with access to Long Island Sound. This maritime state holds its Dutch roots, evident in the quaint architecture and quiet port towns lining the Connecticut River. 

Connecticut remains a powerful force in the U.S economy, led by its banking, insurance, and finance giants, including The Hartford. Residents in Connecticut earn some of the highest per capita earners in personal income, and the state boasts a surprising population of millionaires. J.P Morgan and the Bush family also have roots in Connecticut, lending the state some notable history. 

Being part of the New England territory, Connecticut experiences a gorgeous array of the four seasons and has been known for the stunning autumn displays the trees produce. The local culture in this state proves to be perfect for those who enjoy a slow and steady pace to their days, with inviting cafes, coffee shops, and restaurants available for warming up in the chilly winters. 

Yale University, one of the oldest and most respected universities in the country, is in Connecticut. While Yale is no longer a college sports giant, it is still a notable figure of research and top academics for the students who apply each year. 

Overall, Connecticut is a notable state with standout business connections, famous families, and a great set of new addresses for a business looking to start up or make a market switch. 


Connecticut

Wilmington is located in Delaware and is the largest city in the state. With a population of more than 70,000, the community is located near the confluence of the Christina River and the Delaware River. 

The city covers around 17-square-miles and a good portion of that, around 36 percent, is water. The community is full of history, as is evident by the fact that Wilmington has nine designated historic districts. It also includes a conservation district as well. 

Wilmington has a business-friendly economy that has helped attract a number of businesses over the years, including a contingent of the credit card industry. Companies such as Barclays Bank of Delaware, ING Group N.V., and Wilmington Trust all are headquartered here. 

In addition to the financial sector, insurance companies are also found in abundance in Wilmington. American Life Insurance Company and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Delaware are both located in Wilmington. Wilmington is also home to a Fortune 500 Company - E.I. DuPont de Nemours and Company - a multi-billion dollar science and innovation company. 

Any startup, financial or innovative company that is looking to launch a virtual address in Wilmington would find itself in great company. There is also the added bonus of avoiding the hassle of paying for office space and all of the overhead that goes with that.  


Wilmington, DE

While it may get overlooked on a map and the second-smallest state in the U.S, Delaware is densely populated and an essential piece of U.S. history. Originally a Dutch colony, Delaware was the very first state to ratify the Constitution of the United States, earning it the nickname "The First State." 

Being established so early in history came with enormous economic benefits for Delaware that hold today, beginning with farming, automotive, and steel production. Government, banking, and pharmaceutical technology businesses have slowly replaced the state's founding industries; yet, Delaware still boasts a high percentage of millionaires per capita. 

In addition, Delaware is considered a business-friendly corporate haven due to long-standing corporation laws that favor businesses. In fact, 66% of all Fortune 500 companies base their official headquarters in Delaware for this very reason. Over 1 million companies register their business in this small state, meaning there are more corporations than residents. 

Most of Delaware borders the Atlantic Ocean and Delaware Bay, making the climate there dependent on the shifts of the ocean; however, all four seasons are present here, making Delaware a haven for those who enjoy both sunny beaches and cozy winter scenes. 

Quaint New England-style townships with modest populations are spread throughout Delaware, with the capital of Dover holding only 38,079 people. 

Looking at Delaware for a virtual address is a wise business move for any stage in your career, as you can gain both the benefits of a virtual address and the perks of being domiciled in Delaware with a straightforward signup! Ready for a new address? Click to view our virtual Delaware locations and what they have to offer. 


Delaware

As the capital of the United States, and formally known as the District of Columbia, Washington D.C has a population of  689,545 as of 2020, placing it as the 20th most populous city in the country. 
As per the U.S Constitution, Washington D.C is neither part of a state or a state itself, but rather declared a federal district, meaning that it is under the direct law of the federal government. This came even before the land that now houses landmarks such as the Washington Monument and Whitehouse played a key part in American history beginning with the war of 1812. 

Today, D.C is one of the nation's most recognized cities both nationally and internationally, and stands as a symbol of American culture. Millions travel to D.C. each year to visit such attractions such as the Smithsonian Museum collections, which are free to the public.

The economy in D.C houses many large political headquarters, and 25% of the employees there are under the federal government- pushing tourism to the number two spot for jobs within the city. 

Neighborhoods in Washington D.C offer a unique and different flavor through each one, with longstanding boroughs such as Navy Yard, Dupont Park, Capitol Hill and Chinatown drawing people from all corners of the world to both explore and live inside a piece of history. Families can enjoy settling down in one of the further out suburbs of Riggs Park or Deanwood to enjoy tree-lined streets and an easy commute to the city's big-ticket jobs. 

Washington D.C is geographically unique in that it offers both waterfront to the east and low ranging mountains to the west with amazing hiking or weekend camping getaways, which isn’t usually what comes to mind when you think of politicians and celebrities calling this city home. 

The volume of Fortune 500 companies headquartered in Washington D.C makes it a prime city  for shipping and receiving. The U.S postal service also has its central office here, which as an organization delivers 47% of the world's mail and also operates with the Department of Defense to deliver mail to the military through their Army Post Office. 

Having a virtual address in Washington D.C brings many of the above A-list factors to your personal or business dealings, without the median $669,000 real estate price needed to have a residence in this historic city. 


Washington, DC

More commonly known as Washington, or just by the initials of D.C, the District of Columbia is one of the most notable and unique locations in the U.S. As the capital city of the United States of America, the District of Columbia houses the Federal Government, Supreme Court, and Congress. Alongside several national landmarks, these legislative and judicial branches keep our country running each day while drawing in tourists from all corners of the world. 

In a technical sense, the District of Columbia began as a federal district, not a state. A federal district is a type of administrative division inside a federation (in this case, the U.S) governed directly by the federal government and can be organized under a municipality (Washington). However, D.C was admitted into the union formally on April 22, 2021, by a bill passed in the 116th United States Congress, granting the district statehood. 

The structure of D.C is neatly organized into four districts that center on the Capitol Building. Washington as a metropolitan area boasts a sizable population of 6.3 million people, placing it as the 6th largest metro area in the country. Each day during the workweek, the population of Washington proper jumps from 689,545 to over 1 million as commuters flock in from the nearby state borders of Maryland and Virginia. 

Government is currently the largest employer in the state, with tourism coming in second. Summers in D.C are sunny and hot, making walking, Segway, bus, and bike tours extremely popular for sightseers. Finance, public policy, and scientific research have also grown more prominent in recent years, as D.C is also home to Ivy league institution Georgetown University. 

The Washington Post and National Geographic are the top journalism companies within the city, followed by several Fortune 500 companies with bases in the central district. 

The Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, Korean War Monument, White House, and Smithsonian are all American landmarks that make D.C the state it is today. With hundreds of years of history backing it, there is nowhere that the name of this state is not recognized. 

Placing your business in The District of Columbia via virtual address saves you the price of costly real estate in the district while allowing you to claim a small piece of D.C for your own. Addresses here bring great additional prestige to law firms, financial services, and tech businesses that are looking to appeal to clients in the D.C area. Click here to view our D.C virtual addresses, and start your business wherever you are today! 


District of Columbia

Miami brings to mind fast cars, endless beaches, and palm trees. And there is a good reason, as Miami is home to some of the best beaches in Florida and the country. From Miami Beach to South Beach, Miami encompasses islands and is a great place to sunbathe or partake in some water sports. 

Located on the coast of the Atlantic ocean in southern Florida, Miami has a population of more than 442,000 as of 2020 and it is the eighth-largest metropolitan area in the country. 

Aside from the beaches, Miami has international trade, finance, commerce, and culture. As an epicenter of commerce and finance on the global platform, downtown Miami is home to the largest concentration of international banks in the nation This also speaks to the diverse cultures that make up the community. 

The University of Miami fuels the region’s biotech and medical research sectors. A number of major companies call Miami and the surrounding region home including Carnival Cooperation, Carnival Cruise Line, Telemundo, and Southern Wine and Spirits. 

With an Earth Class Mail virtual address or PO Box services you can get a Miami business mailing address, virtual mail, and a local footprint without the cost of paying for office space. 

Tourism and conventions are major contributors to Miami’s economy. Miami often plays a central role in movies, films, and popular culture. Popular destinations for visitors include South Beach, downtown Miami, the Art Deco District, and the many nightclubs. 


Miami, FL

Millions of people each year visit Florida for vacation. Known for its sunny climate, beaches, and a place for "snowbirds" to escape to during the colder months, Florida has long attracted those who love the bustle of oceanside cities or vibrant nightlife. 

Yet, Florida is more than just its beaches. This great state offers a wide variety of locales, from the retirement communities of the gulf coast to the expansive equestrian properties inland Ocala, Florida proves itself to be diverse in every aspect. 

In the last century, Florida has experienced rapid economic growth, leading to an economy worth $1 trillion, placing it as fourth in the U.S and top 20 in the world. Tourism, industry, construction, international banking, biomedical and life sciences, healthcare research, simulation training, aerospace and defense, and commercial space travel are all of unique areas that fuel Florida's GDP. In addition, Miami hosts the Brickell Financial District, the most extensive collection of financial buildings in the U.S. 

Florida is also known for a largely affordable cost of living, although insurance premiums in this state tend to be high, as the weather can be temperamental during late spring to early autumn. Florida receives a high amount of precipitation and hurricanes in the later months. Regardless, Florida draws in everyone from young professionals to those looking to buy secondary properties. 

Seaports in the Atlantic serve tankers and commercial boats from across the world as they import and export products, making the east coast of Florida a shipping hub. Large corporations such as Amazon, DHL, and Walmart all use Florida as a layover or direct entry point when it comes to getting mail, goods, or fresh produce to other states. 

In addition to commercial shipping, Florida also takes the top spot for cruise liner dockings, with ships departing daily for the nearby Bahamas or Key West. Florida is known as the "cruise capital of the world." 

Native Floridians are also known for their patriotic pride, and are a tight-knit group who prefer to use local businesses. Therefore, if you live out of state but still want to appeal to local communities and access Florida economics, our virtual addresses are suited for you. Click here to check out our Florida locations, and get a taste of the sunshine state!


Florida

Atlanta, Georgia is a thriving, ever-expanding metropolis. Atlanta boasts 5.2 million residents in the metropolitan area; is home to  MLB, NFL, NBA teams; and is considered one of the top business cities in the Southeastern United States. It’s also a primary transportation hub, with ATL consistently ranked as one of the busiest airports in the country.

Atlanta’s business industry and global access make it an ideal location to establish a professional footprint as an entrepreneur, small business owner, or business professional. With Earth Class Mail you can to do just that. We offer a virtual PO Box in Atlanta.

You don’t have to spend a fortune paying for actual office space, you get the benefits of an address in Atlanta without the cost or hassle of managing physical mail, or the need to go to the post office to check your mail. With our virtual mailbox in Atlanta, you can also have checks you receive at the address automatically deposited. 

Turner Broadcasting (CNN), Delta Air Lines, UPS, Home Depot and Coca-Cola all have their headquarters in the city of Atlanta. 

Atlanta is the capital city of the Southern state of Georgia. The population of Atlanta is estimated at more than 498,000 residents, which earns it the title of most populated city in the state. 

Atlanta is adjacent to the Appalachian Mountains and is one of the more densely-populated urban areas in the region. Atlanta played a major role in the Civil War.

Today, Atlanta has one of the largest economies in the nation and has an estimated gross domestic product of $406 billion. The diverse economy includes aerospace, film, media, television, transportation, and information technology. 

In 1996 Atlanta played host to the summer Olympics, which accelerated growth and improvements throughout the community. A number of Fortune 500 companies’ headquarters are located in Atlanta including the popular soft drink company Coca-Cola, Home Depot, Chick-fil-A, AT&T, and the media mogul CNN. 

Tourism is a major draw for Atlanta, as people from across the country and globe come to visit this major Southern city. Atlanta is also home to several major sports teams. The professional baseball team the Atlanta Braves, National Football team the Atlanta Falcons, and the National Basketball Association’s Atlanta Hawks all entertain fans. 

For a business not wanting an office, or looking to switch to a remote-first model in a historic Southern city, Atlanta is a great option for a PO Box or Earth Class Mail digital address.  

Use your Atlanta virtual mail and business address to streamline your back office, and establish a local presence in a key market.

Atlanta, GA

Comfortably nestled underneath the Carolina’s, Georgia is the pinnacle of southeastern culture and vibrance. Named after King George II, Georgia was one of the thirteen original colonies in the U.S, and the fourth to ratify the constitution. 

Currently sitting at a population of 10,711,908, Georgia still is one of the top ten most populous states in the U.S, with Atlanta being the largest city as well as the state's capital. Despite the presence of Atlanta's urban city sprawl, Georgia itself is home to both the Blue Ridge Mountain ranges and the Atlantic coast. Hikers and beachgoers alike love Georgia for its surprising natural versatility, and Atlanta itself contains multiple urban greenspaces. 

Georgia is also best known for its diverse population and neighborhoods across the state, as well as a hard-line sports scene that draws fans from all over the U.S to watch NCAA teams compete in college football. The Georgia Bulldogs are one of the south's best-known college football teams and have won multiple national championships. 

The food scene in Georgia’s cities has recently been expanding past the traditional southern fare of fried chicken and grits, with Atlanta and Savannah hosting modern, eclectic flavors for tourists to try when they stop in to the state. Hip-hop and R&B music can be heard pouring out of downtown venues on weekend nights, as Georgia is known as the birthplace of soul music.  

Fortune 500 companies also love Georgia, with several big names calling this state home. Coca-Cola and Delta Airlines are two of the largest corporate presences in the state and top employers. Access to the Atlantic seaboard is key for shipping and receiving transAtlantic goods, giving Georgia one of the largest gross state product economies in the world at $602 billion. If Georgia were to be a standalone nation, it would rank 28th in the global arena. 

Georgia as a state is also considered a pro-business environment, being voted to have one of the most responsive and cooperative state governments. Having a virtual address in Georgia is universally beneficial to all areas of business, and all stages. Whether you are a startup looking for a solid address to start out with, or an established brand looking to expand, check out our Georgia addresses today to find which one works best for your business. 


Georgia

Honolulu is located on the Pacific islands of Hawaii in the Pacific Ocean. It is the capital of Hawaii and is the biggest city located on the  southeast coast of the island of Oahu with around 1.4 million residents.

The Aloha state, as it is often called, is known for its sandy beaches and amazing lush mountains and volcanoes. It is a hotspot for tourists from around the world to come and relax. Filled with hotels, resorts, and restaurants Honolulu is a favorite place to visit year-round. In addition to sunbathing, snorkeling, and surfing Honolulu has a healthy arts and culture scene. The Iolani Palace, Bishop Museum, and Honolulu Museum of Art are all attractions on the island.

Of the amazing beaches that the island is home to, Waikiki and Leahi (Dimond Head) beaches are two of the most famous. Downtown Honolulu is where the city’s historic district sits and government and politics take place for the island.  

In addition to tourism, Honolulu exports several commodities such as honey, livestock, sugar cane, coffee, nuts, and pineapple. 

Due to the scenic location and desirable climate, Honolulu is one of the most expensive places to live in the country. Its cost of living rivals that of some major cities like New York and San Francisco. 

To avoid dealing with the high cost associated with doing business and living in Honolulu, Earth Class Mail can provide business owners with a PO Box or virtual mailing address. This provides businesses with a presence in one of the biggest tourist spots in the world while saving money on retail or office space.


Honolulu, HI

Aside from being the youngest and most tropical, Hawaii is instantly recognizable on a map as being the only island state in the U.S. In fact, Hawaii is made up of over 137 volcanic islands stretching 1,500 miles, but not all of these islands are habitable under preservation laws or their natural condition (natural condition meaning, very active volcanoes). 

Currently, out of the eight main islands, only six are open to the public for tourism. Some recognizable islands include Maui, O’ahu, Kaua’i, and The Big Island which is also named after the state itself; Hawai’i. The modest population of 1.4 million people is primarily located on O’ahu, around the capital city of Honolulu, which makes this state by definition one of the most densely populated. 

Hawaii is known for many unique hallmarks; from surfing to sunsets, hiking, marine life, and vibrant Polynesian culture. Unsurprisingly, tourism leads Hawaii’s greater economy. Millions of people worldwide flock to Hawaii yearly, with a high concentration of tourists from pacific regions such as Japan and Korea, as travel to Hawaii from these countries is often a relatively short trip. These visitors bring over $10 billion dollars to the local economies each year, so travel is known as the business to be in on the Big Island. 

Agriculture in the tropical island climate also provides a valuable resource for both local populations and the mainland. Coconuts, pineapples, sugarcane, and other rare fruits are all highly sought after by exporters, giving Hawaii a direct advantage by opening up well-traveled trading routes to the west coast. However, going from the mainland to Hawaii and seeking an “island life” can be difficult, as the island boasts pricey real estate alongside higher prices on shipping vehicles or home goods you may want to keep with you. 

Locals here are known for their easy, laid-back lifestyle, and are a tight-knit group of proud islander individuals. Over two centuries of migration has made Hawaii one of the most diverse states in America, and many islanders are descendants of the indigenous Polynesian natives who trace their traditions back over a thousand years. This vibrant culture still remains respected and evident through the kālua cuisine, oral Polynesian mythology, and the concept of mālama ka ʻāina, which translates to respecting the natural wonders this great state holds. 

If you are looking for a slice of sunshine but have yet to make the move, or simply want to appeal to local island customers, a virtual address in Hawaii is both memorable and well respected. A Hawaii address does wonders for travel startups, technology companies, real estate developers, and of course the digital entrepreneurs out there. Take a look at our addresses above for your chance to start something great in the island state! 


Hawaii

More than just the “potato capital of the world” – Boise, Idaho is a “Techie Boomtown”.
TIME Magazine featured Boise in March 2014, naming it the number one region that’s “Getting it Right” in their Red Hot Townfeature. Boise was described in the piece as a “techie boomtown with a thriving cultural scene”.

Your business can also have a Boise, ID address or virtual PO box. Plus the power of virtual mail, workflow optimization and much more.
Downtown Boise is the central business district in the city. It is located just north of the Boise River and boasts a mixture of parks like Julia Davis Park, lofts, office buildings, and Basque Block. The Idaho State Capital is also located in Downtown Boise as is the Boise Art Museum. Boise is also an ideal location for small business owners, freelancers and other independent business professionals. It’s home to Boise State University, good healthcare options, access to interstate 1-84 and Boise Airport.


Boise, ID

Sharing a border with Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia, Idaho is one of the most northern states in the U.S. With a population of 1.8 million and a landmass of over 83,570 square miles, Idaho remains one of the least densely populated states while boasting stunning natural beauty in over 47 parks, wildlife reserves, and recreation areas. 

Boise is the state capital, which presents itself as an urban center nestled between rolling hills with stunning mountain views. This state displays a stunning array of all four seasons; with the winters being surprisingly mild and the summers hot. Many feel drawn to live in Idaho due to its affordability, safety, and access to year-round outdoor recreation even in the more central areas. 

Known as a green state, Idaho’s many bodies of water power hydroelectric plants generate two-thirds of the electricity for the entire population. A small array of wind turbines also supports this initiative, with Idaho having to import the bulk of its fossil fuels for transportation. 

Idaho also sustains a large part of the U.S agriculture industry, producing one-third of potatoes grown in the U.S along with all three varieties of common wheat. Food processing and manufacturing are also a major staple for the Idaho economy; however, the second largest industry in the state is science and technology. High-tech manufacturing is leading the way to the future for Idaho, already making up 70% of this state's exports. United Airlines is an example of a famous Fortune 500 company that got its start here in Idaho, in addition to multi-trillion dollar software as a service firm Clearwater analytics. 

In addition to housing large corporations, Idaho was also voted one of the top states for small businesses. Local products are extremely popular in Idaho and communities are tight-knit here, so having an address that residents recognize as one of their own can be a massive leg up in the market if you are seeking more niche appeal. 

Ready to launch your business in a beautiful state? See our Idaho virtual address offerings above for your chance to start something new today. 


Idaho

Why get a virtual business address in Chicago?
Chicago, also known as the “Windy City” or “Second City”, has a rich history of entrepreneurship and technological advancement. It’s the birthplace of mail-order retailing through Sears and Montgomery Ward, the city that gave us the TV remote control from Zenith, and the car radio made by Motorola just to name a few. Chicago is also a dream city for architecture and home to the nation’s first skyscraper. It has been a major artery for the trade industry since the opening of the Illinois & Michigan Canal in 1848. Today it is one of the world’s impressive financial centers, a fast growing business metropolis, and the birthplace of companies like State Farm Insurance, United Airlines, Boeing, and Caterpillar.

__Mark Twain said about Chicago:__

> “It is hopeless for the occasional visitor to try to keep up with Chicago. She outgrows his prophecies faster than he can make them.”

Earth Class Mail virtual business addresses in Chicago are the ideal way to establish your presence in this major Illinois metro in a cost effective way.

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Setting up a professional address for your business has never been easier. Whether you’re a startup, remote team, independent entrepreneur, freelancer or anything in between, having a professional street address or PO box and virtual mail is a vital piece of your business identity. With a virtual office you can receive postal mail, packages, and register you business to a Chicago address. Plus, power up your back office with check deposit, full-text search on your physical documents, unlimited cloud storage, and more. Chicago neighborhoods such as the Loop, River North, Lincoln Park, and Old Town are ripe with opportunities for expanding businesses. They are known nationwide for housing Fortune 500 companies and startups alike. With a virtual street address you can be their neighbor for a fraction of the cost of renting a real office. Earth Class Mail is the ideal solution to complete your business identity, establish a professional footprint, and automate your back office so you can focus on growing your business.

Chicago, IL

Located in the heart of the midwest and sharing a great lake system with Michigan, Illinois is a hidden gem that encapsulates some of the biggest businesses in the U.S. With a population of 12,812,508, Illinois is the sixth most populous state in the U.S with the fifth-highest domestic production.  Chicago is the state's largest city; however, the state capital is actually Springfield, Illinois; home and resting place to famed U.S President Abraham Lincoln. 

While Illinois is known for its bustling metropolitan scene in Chicago, the rest of the state is actually 75% agricultural land. If you are a fan of yard work, you may recognize the household name of John Deere, who before becoming a modern machine brand used their trade skills to develop a self-scouring steel plow that turned miles of prairie into profitable farmland. 

Today, Illinois as a whole still retains this agricultural value in its economy; however, manufacturing also plays a big role in this state since the boom of production in the early twentieth century. Illinois also houses its fair share of startups, tech, and financial services. In Chicago, you can find companies such as Accenture, Grubhub, and Caterpillar doing business in the big city, while the Illinois Institute of Technology and the University of Chicago hold top spots for post-secondary education. 

Culturally, Illinois is incredibly diverse after generations of migration. While the slow pace of rural life abounds, cities also host an array of nightlife and restaurants to enjoy. Jazz and blues is this state's predominant sound, with the locals naming it “Chicago blues” for its distinct rhythm. 

Things tend to slow down during the cold, snowy winters that blanket this state in up to feet of snow at a time; however, summers here draw out tourists to road trip and see the great plains and parks Illinois has to offer. Many cities and towns take pride in their fresh local produce, with a vibrant dining culture and brewery scene. Towns and cities on Lake Michigan can also enjoy beaches and boating sports, with lakeside venues being popular summer getaways. 

If you are looking for a unique Illinois address from out of state, or a big city name for your business to call home, check out our Illinois offerings for your next virtual address. 


Evanston, IL

Illinois

Indianapolis, or perhaps more commonly referred to as “Indy,” is the state capital of Indiana. It is also the most populated city in the state with more than 977,000 residents. Located in the midwestern region of the United States, it covers around 368 square miles of land. 

The famed city is home to the National Football League’s Indianapolis Colts and the National Basketball Association’s Indiana Pacers. In addition, the region is home to a major motorsports contingent including IndyCar and the United States Auto Club. More than 10,000 people in the region are employed by the motorsports industry in the Indy area. 

Other major employment sectors for Indianapolis are finance, real estate, insurance, leasing, and rentals. The Indianapolis International Airport serves as a major hub for travel and commerce for the region. Some major companies that call Indianapolis home are Anthem Inc., Eli Lilly, and Simon Property Group. 

The Iconic “LOVE” art installment by Robert Indiana is located at the Indianapolis Museum of Art. It is one of the oldest and largest encyclopedic art museums in the nation with more than 54,000 works in the collection. 

Any company looking for a remote office would be well served with an Indianapolis PO Box or virtual address. Save time, space and money with an address in this great midwest city. 


Indianapolis, IN

A gem of the midwest, Indiana's rolling hills are a hallmark of this state’s natural beauty. One of the true mid-sized states in the U.S, Indiana has a population of 6,785,528 with the capital city of Indianapolis sitting at 864,447. Indiana has a well-balanced composition of both urban and rural areas, having something for everyone. 

Geographically, Indiana has both low-lying plains and hilly areas that lend some spectacular hidden views for those adventurous enough to seek them out. Several parks and wilderness areas spread out over Indiana’s 35, 868 square miles are perfectly suited for camping, hiking, or cross country skiing; as all four seasons present themselves distinctly, with especially snowy winters. Both water and snow sports are popular here as a result of northern Indiana bordering Lake Michigan, which when coupled with hot summers, makes this state an unexpected destination for year-round fun. 

Indiana is a part of the grain belt and is one of the highest producing agricultural regions in the U.S. Corn and soybeans are the top product Indiana exports, along with beef and pork. Yet, Indiana still houses over seven fortune 500 companies, with an emerging market in pharmaceutical and biotechnology. Manufacturing of medical devices adds billions in gross state revenue per year. 

Education in Indiana is state of the art, with the University of Indiana Bloomington enrolling 114,160 students, and Notre Dame University holding $11.8 billion in endowments. As a result, college and pro sports are a big part of Indiana’s culture, with many out-of-state student-athletes hoping to get recognized by institutions here. 

In the more metropolitan areas, Indiana still makes sure to leave room for natural beauty with spread-out cities intertwined with walking, biking, and jogging trails. Living and working in these cities is reported to be incredibly laid back and enjoyable, with escapes to the countryside just minutes away. The Indianapolis 500 (or “Indy 500”) racing event in Speedway, Indiana draws in millions of car enthusiasts per year, where spectators can witness the notable Indycars in a gripping race over 500 total miles of track. 

If you are looking for a great address for your medical tech business, agricultural venture, finance startup, or simply a great way to break into a new and unique market, check out our Indiana virtual address offerings above for a fresh start in the great midwest! 


Indiana

Originally settled by the French, Des Moines got its unique sounding name from the Rivière des Moines, meaning the River of Monks. This smaller city holds only 214,133 people as of 2020, and the many high rise buildings downtown now rest quietly on the same river Des Moines got its name from. 
Des Moines is known as the third largest insurance capital of the world, but also boasts some impressive financial service and technology operations centers such as Wells Fargo, Facebook, Microsoft, and Hewlett- Packard. This city is also a major player in the first caucuses of the presidential primaries, as many presidential candidates set up their campaign headquarters within the downtown areas. 
The Iowa State Capital is a towering landmark for Des Moines, with a gold dome noticeable from almost any vantage point in the city. As well, the downtown core is spread out enough to allow for green spaces such as the Western Gateway Park, which affords residents a daily respite from busy city life. 


Des Moines, IA

A midwest business hub, Iowa is one of the largest states by population in this area, sitting at 3,190,369 residents. One of the oldest U.S states, Iowa was once miles of prairie and flowing grassland until early settlers recognized the immense untapped potential for agricultural growth. 

What began as a rural center transformed into a major urban hub that holds 61% of the state's population today. While agriculture and manufacturing still hold top spots in the state economy, Iowa produces a large amount of green energy, alongside having a significant stake in biotechnology. 

Iowa was first settled by Germans and has retained many of the architectural influences from that time period; with Tudor-style homes being especially popular. While the capital city of Des Moines boasts a fairly modern skyline, in the small towns of western Iowa the classic storefronts and pioneer touches from days gone by remain, restored by proud local populations. 

Iowa was recently voted a top ten state for business in the last decade by CNBC, with the state having the lowest cost for businesses to operate. Due to this state's impressive affordability and diversity in the economy, Iowa has weathered multiple recessions successfully and kept unemployment at record lows. 

Some famous brands that operate out of Iowa include Heinz, Winnebago, Quaker Oats, Proctor & Gamble, John Deere, and Blue Bunny Ice Cream. 

Overall, Iowa is a phenomenal state to both call home, and operate your business in due to the friendly local populations, low cost of operation, and a strong diverse state economy. 

If you are ready to break into the midwest market, check out all of our popular Iowa virtual address offerings today! 

Iowa

Wichita, KS

Located quite literally in the heart of the U.S.A, Kansas is a true bridge between northern and southern state cultures. Known as “The Sunflower State” Kansas is part of the agricultural grain belt that helps feed cities nationwide. Currently, the state's population sits at a total of 2,940,865 residents, with over 90% of the population residing on farmland. 

Kansas’ largest city is Wichita; however, the capital city is Topeka. Kansas City is another major metropolitan area in this state, but because it lies on the border between Kansas and Missouri it is highly contended that this city is not a part of Kansas, despite being the home of the popular NFL team, the Kansas City Cheifs. 

Wheat is the primary driver of the Kansas economy, but military bases such as Fort Leavenworth, Fort Riley, and McConnell Air Force Base give Kansas an edge in the government and aerospace sectors, which brings in billions to the gross domestic product line. Both Spirit Airlines and Bombardier operate out of Kansas via manufacturing centers, along with popular technology brand Garmin which was founded in Olathe in 1989 before incorporating in Switzerland. 

Kansas is also the leading state for ethanol and biodiesel production, in addition to having 3,200 wind turbines that successfully generate 41% of state electricity. 

Speaking of wind, you may have also heard the popular phrase “We’re not in Kansas Anymore!” which was coined by Judy Garland as Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz after a tornado swept them away. This phrase was so popular that it was added to the English Lexicon as a way to describe a totally unexpected situation! 

Overall, a Kansas address would be the best fit for those in farm tech, aviation, government, finance, or insurance; however, the possibilities this state holds are endless when it comes to starting something new. 

Are you ready to be blown away by Kansas? Check out all of our popular virtual address offerings here! 


Kansas

Located in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Louisville is the largest city in the state near the border of Indiana. Louisville is the home of the Kentucky Derby, which earns the city the nickname of the “Derby City.” 

Kentucky Fried Chicken, the popular fast food chicken restaurant, is based in Louisville and their parent company YUM! Brands is based here.

The famous boxer Muhammad Ali is also from Louisville, who is the namesake of the Muhamad Ali International airport serving as a travel hub for the region. The United Postal Service, or UPS, has its major distribution center located in Louisville. Shipping and cargo have been a cornerstone for Louisville’s economy.

Other major companies based in Louisville include Humana, Kindred HealthCare, and Louisville slugger baseball bats. The University of Louisville is home to the Louisville Cardinals. The National Football Team by the same name - Louisville Cardinals, also play in Cardinal Stadium.    

Other major universities in the region include the University of Louisville, Boyce College, Bellarmine University, and Scalding University.  

A startup looking for a small business-friendly PO Box or digital address can count on Louisville without having to pay for office space and the overhead associated with physical space.

Louisville, KY

Thoroughbreds, bluegrass, and southern summers categorize Kentucky as one of the most notable southern states in the U.S. Originally an extension of Virginia that separated in 1792, Kentucky has a population of 4, 509, 352 as of 2020. Frankfort is the capital city with a modest population of 28, 602 next to Louisville, which holds over 700,000 people. 

When Kentucky comes to mind, often it is accompanied by images of horse farms and rolling hills, which is true for most of this state, as it is home to the infamous Kentucky Derby. However, Kentucky boasts decades of wealth and a thriving economy in auto manufacturing, tobacco, and bourbon. In fact, Kentucky as a state produces an impressive 95% of the world's bourbon supply, with 5.7 million barrels being aged yearly. 

Some niche industries thriving in the metropolitan areas of Kentucky include uranium mining, coal production, medical facilities, and Army Human Resource operations. Kentucky does not have a large corporate concentration so far, leaving ample room for entrepreneurs or businesses to come in and market their products. 

Business in Kentucky would of course be incomplete without mention of equine tourism and sales, which bring in hundreds of billions of dollars to the already high gross domestic product. While Lousiville’s Churchhill Downs hosts the infamous Kentucky Derby, not all hopeful horses can simply walk on and compete. Keeneland Race Track in Lexington is where young racehorses are bought, sold, and given their paces, with a reported total of $360 Million spent in a single September yearling sale. 

Kentucky locals are referred to as “Kentuckians”, and many are proud to promote the “Unbridled Spirit” this state offers. And yes, before you ask, the chicken did indeed come before the egg in Kentucky when it came to the delicious beginning of Kentucky Fried Chicken in 1930. The KFC brand out of North Corbin is second only to McDonald's and is proof of the acumen of founders out of this southern state. 

A virtual address in Kentucky brings local ties, a famous postal code, and the chance to break into a bold new market for those who know they can go the extra mile to change the world. 

Is your business ready to get out of the starting gate? Check out our virtual addresses in Kentucky today! 


Kentucky

Located along the mighty Mississippi River in Louisiana, New Orleans is a city with a long and storied history. With more than 383,000 residents, New Orleans serves as a major port for the Gulf of Mexico. Known for its vibrant music and special flavor of food, the city is rich with heritage and draws visitors from around the globe. 

New Orleans’ famed Bourbon Street and French Quarter play host to the famed Mardi Gras celebration each year, which is a cultural party that flows through the streets with music, costumes and floats.

New Orleans’ economy is largely driven by the imports and exports going through the port city. Offshore petroleum and natural gas are also a major economic driver for the community. More recently, the technology and film industry have also started to gravitate more to New Orleans. Tourism is another major economic driver, more than $5 billion, for New Orleans as visitors come to enjoy the vibrant food, music and culture. 

Tulane University anchors the region’s higher education where more than 50,000 students are enrolled throughout the community. Business owners or startup companies that want an Earth Class Mail PO Box or digital address in this cultural epicenter are able to capitalize on New Orleans’ famed reputation without having to maintain a physical office space.  


New Orleans, LA

One of the smallest states, Louisiana has one of the most culturally diverse populations in all of the U.S., incorporating French, African, Spanish, and Native aspects into what is known as Creole. Louisiana is a seaward state, open to the Gulf of Mexico, and has the Mississippi River to the east. At a current population of 4, 657, 757, Louisiana's capital is Baton Rouge; however, New Orleans is the most populous, and one of the most notable cities nationwide. 

Creole and Acadian culture in Louisiana have inspired local cuisine, tourism, and music to shape this state into what it is known for today. Gumbo, beignets, and dirty rice are all staples in Louisiana restaurants and homes, which many visitors from around the world are hard-pressed to find in their home countries, as authentic Louisiana flavors are difficult to replicate. 

Louisiana has a rather diverse economy, with seafood being a major export. Louisiana supplies 90% of the world's crawfish stock and has a longstanding history farming sugarcane. In modern industry, cargo shipping has a direct line to the Port of New Orleans, and south Louisiana contains some of the busiest ports in the world by weight. Wholesale shipping for all of the U.S comes into Louisiana before being distributed nationwide. 

A surprising industry in Louisiana is a thriving film division, with this state being a top spot for reality TV and filming on location. In addition, Louisiana has been lauded as one of the most small-business friendly states after a review of over 12,000 small business owners. High tourism numbers make sure that every niche has a chance to profit, and New Orleans is one of the most small business saturated cities in the U.S. 

Mardi Gras is the biggest annual celebration in Louisiana, as it was brought to this part of the U.S by French settlers and widely adopted by the descendants. Mardi Gras is a celebration of plenty, and is characterized by parades, maskes, costumes, and beads. Thousands of people flock to the cities in Louisiana during spring to witness the colorful crowds and jazz sounds that are a distinct part of the cultural fabric. 

Overall, a virtual address in Louisiana is incredibly helpful for appealing to loyal locals, or for marketing your business in a popular U.S city. Ideal for shipping technology, travel industries, or even agriculture ventures, Louisiana has something for everyone.


Louisiana

Portland, ME

Tucked away in the most northeastern region of the U.S, Maine shares a border with more Canadian provinces than it does states! New Brunswick and Quebec are a quick drive away, and many Canadians can be spotted vacationing during the summer on beaches that open up to the Atlantic. In fact, Maine was briefly a part of British loyalist Canada during the war of 1812, but was then returned to the revolutionaries. Currently, the population is sitting at 1,344,212, with the historic capital being Augusta, and the most populous city being Portland. 

Maines economy is a diverse collection of natural resources, including maple syrup and commercial fishing. Lobstering, groundfishing, oysters, and seaweed are all popular Maine exports, with seaweed alone bringing in about $20 million to the states gross domestic product. Maine is also first in the U.S for blueberry farming, producing over 91 million pounds of blueberries in 2012 alone that were distributed throughout the country. 

Shipbuilding and ironworks have also been a mainstay in the economy for many decades, with the U.S Navy regularly ordering ships from Maine.  Maines ports also play a key role in international logistics, with the Gulf of Maine sheltering incoming ships from the massive ice floes in the Atlantic during the winter months. However, very few large companies are domiciled in Maine, leaving many areas of the market open for new businesses. 

Maine experiences all four seasons, and as a result it is common to find quaint New England towns in full bloom during the summer, or blanketed in snow during the winter. Maine is known for its natural beauty, rolling farmland, and a quiet seaside lifestyle enjoyed by residents. Maine has also recently become a magnet state for creatives, who have brought in various art businesses in the last few years and spurred gentrification. 

Maine is a great state for maritime, naval technology, tourism and manufacturing ventures, with room to grow for businesses looking to expand. 

Ready to explore Maine? Check out our popular virtual address listings above! 


Maine

The strategic location of Baltimore Maryland, as an East Coast port city, is used by a wide range of businesses worldwide.
It is also the 20th largest metropolitan area in the United States, and is thought of as a primary economic center for the state of Maryland. Baltimore’s appeal to businesses is near the top of the list, and you can have a Baltimore mailing address along with a virtual PO Box without having to rent an actual office in the city.

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Maryland currently boasts the highest concentration of tech jobs in the nation. The state is home to 50 federal facilities along with 12 military installations, which include the Army’s Electronics and Communication Command and the National Security Agency.

Baltimore, however, is perhaps best known for its prestigious medical industry. At the top of the region’s “Top Five Private Sector Employers” is John Hopkins University followed by Johns Hopkins Health System. The depth of industries based within the city of Baltimore make it a great location for any business.

Baltimore is the largest city in the state of Maryland with a population of 585,708 as of 2020. Historically the city has been a major transportation hub, particularly with the railroad, and today it is largely a service-based economy. 

Johns Hopkins Hospital is in Baltimore. Other major companies based here include UnderArmour, Legg Mason, RT Laboratories, and Royal Farms. Science and technology is another big sector for the community and it has been called one of the country’s tech hubs throughout the years. 

The World Trade Center Baltimore is a major transportation port where shipping lines from across the nation pass. It’s estimated that the Port of Baltimore generates around $3 billion  in annual wages. The cruise ship industry also operates out of the port, supplying jobs for residents. 

Tourism is also a major economic driver for Baltimore and the National Football League’s Baltimore Ravens play at M&T Stadium. The Major League Baseball team Baltimore Orioles play at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. The famous baseball player Babe Ruth is also from Baltimore. 

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Baltimore, MD

Historic, timeless, and open to the sea, Maryland is one of the oldest and boldest U.S states. With close proximity to the federal government in D.C, Maryland may seem small in stature but packs a high economic worthwhile boasting some of the most wealthy households in the U.S. and the highest amount of millionaires per capita. The population of Maryland currently sits at 6, 185,278 with the capital city being Baltimore. 

Maryland boasts both quiet seaside towns and busy city scenes that charm both locals and tourists alike, with sixteen counties bordering the Atlantic coast. Due to this easy water access, Maryland is one of the top states for commercial fishing, quite literally “shelling out” oysters and blue crab by the thousands for consumption across the U.S. However, Maryland is also a steward of their local species, and has stopped the fishing of certain at risk populations. 

Maryland is also a great state to receive mail to, or a new car, as the Port of Baltimore is the #1 U.S auto import site. Outside of cars, Maryland sees thousands of tonnes in transportation flow in and out of the Delaware canal each year, contributing to a $382 Billion state product line. 

Biotechnology, computer systems, and manufacturing are also booming industries in Maryland; yet, there is plenty of room for industry disruption in each sector. Entrepreneurs and businesses owners can find opportunity abounding in Maryland for a fresh market or new expansion. 

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Maryland

Boston is the most populous city and capital of Massachusetts. Rich with history and crucial to the country’s early beginnings, Boston is sometimes referred to as the “The City on a Hill” or “Beantown”.

Boston is filled with iconic landmarks that illuminate the nation’s history dating back to the Boston Tea Party. From Harvard Square to Fenway Park, Boston is rich with Americana. The Freedom Trail showcases all of the historic highlights of the city from King’s Chapel to the site of the Boston Massacre. 

As the capital and most populated city in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Boston had a population of 675,647 as of 2020. Boston is home to a healthy scientific research community and is a leader in the nation and world with education and innovation. 

Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT, and Tufts are some of the most prestigious universities in the country and are located just outside of Boston in Cambridge and Somerville. This has been dubbed the “Brainpower Triangle.” These institutions join educational universities, such as Boston University, and attract 350,000 college students from around the world, driving the innovative community. 

Boston is considered a major hub for venture capital, innovative startups, and biotech. It is also the base for many athletic and shoe companies such as Reebok, New Balance, Puma, and Converse. 

The historic Fenway Park is home to the Boston Red Soxs baseball team, and the Boston Celtics and Boston Bruins represent the NBA and NHL respectively. The National Football Leagues’  New England Patriots are also based in the Boston area. 

The small business environment in the city is booming. It has become home to a plethora of unique, innovative businesses like: Rue La La, TripAdvisor, and InkHouse just to name a few.

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Boston is considered among the top 30 most powerful cities in the world. The Greater Boston metropolitan area has the 12th largest economy in the world and the 6th in the United States. The presence of universities like Harvard, Boston University, and Wheaton College make this a great place to build companies and attract top talent. 

Boston, MA is also a hub for technology companies like formlabs, Care.com and Hubspot. Downtown Boston is the place to be if you want to be in the economic and cultural capital of the state. Earth Class Mail makes it possible for you to have a virtual office in Boston, and gives you the freedom to travel anywhere without missing your mail.

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Boston, MA

The most populous state in the northeast United States, Massachusetts is a center for innovation and technology. Sitting at a population of over 7 million, with the most populous city of Boston being the capital. A home to several distinct cultural, historical, and educational landmarks, Massachusetts has been an ideal location for business spanning over a hundred years. 

When you think of Massachusetts, you can count on friendly locals, great restaurants, and boardwalks with an oceanside view. Despite the easy-street pace of life in most of this state, corporations thrive in Massachusetts, with twelve Fortune 500 companies located around the region. Fidelity Investments, Kraft Group, and Boston Scientific are all multi-billion corporations founded in Massachusetts, with many members of the original founding families choosing to stay and live in state. 

The economy in Massachusetts is supported by technology, finance, and tourism. For those seeking to pitch new ideas or bright inventions, Massachusetts is a major center for venture capital investment via Boston. Educating the next generation of bright minds falls to Ivy institutions such as Harvard and The Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Businesses love Massachusetts for both its business friendly environment, with easy access to ports and logistics. Other popular destinations for businesses include Cape Cod, Salem, Plymouth, and the Berkshires. 

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Massachusetts

Detroit, located in Michigan, is a major metropolitan area near the Canadian border. With more than 639,000 residents, it is the largest city in the state and the fourteenth-largest metro-area in the nation. 

Music, automobiles, and architecture are often associated with Detroit. The Detroit Port on the Detroit River is also a major source of economic activity for the region. Major employers in Detroit include Detroit Medical Center, Quicken Loans, General Motors, and Chrysler. 

Dubbed the “Motor City,” Detroit is home to the annual North American Automotive Show, which helps pay homage to the history of the auto industry here where Henry Ford founded the Ford Motor Company. 

Detroit also has a history steeped in music. Known also as “Motown,” the city has been the base for blues legends such as John Lee Hooker to hip hop innovators like Eminem. The famed Fox and Gem Theaters are located here and have played host to a variety of amazing artists throughout the years. 

The MLB’s Detroit Tigers play at Comerica Park and the NFL’s Detroit Lions call Ford Field home.

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Detroit, MI

The only state to be separated into two parts by water, Michigan has been a close neighbour to the Canadian border and the rest of the U.S for over a century. One of the states with the most cross-border land traffic, Michigan provides both a land and water bridge between the U.S and Canada that fuels a unique economy of blended workers border sharing on their daily commute. Michigan has a population of over 10 million, with the capital being Lansing. 

Detroit is Michigans largest city and business epicenter, and the automotive industry capital of the world. General Motors, Ford, and Cryslers presence in Detroit employs thousands of residents in multiple sectors, while being the corporate leaders of research and development. 

Michigan is also known for its technology presence, with over 500,000 employees. However, new expansion is happening rapidly in this state since 2009, with remote work further transforming the business landscape. 

Not a city person? Michigan is known for its stunning natural lakeside beauty, 221 state game and wildlife areas, as well as all four seasons. Tourism and hospitality are the largest industries in the upper peninsula where snowmobile trails and lakehouses are prevalent. 

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Resting along the banks of the Grand River east of Lake Michigan, Grand Rapids holds a population of 198,917, and currently ranks as the second fastest growing city in the midwest. This city holds many nicknames, most notably “Furniture City” for the presence of five global office furniture companies that have manufactured products in Grand Rapids since the 19th century. 
The Economy in Grand Rapids is spurred by medical and manufacturing industries that have kept with the tradition of providing automotive, aviation, and steel to the greater United States. A thriving agricultural climate also brings a prime harvest of peaches and apples due to a perfect lakefront climate. 

Recently, Grand Rapids has also added “Beer City” to its roster of nicknames, as the local craft beer scene has flourished to be internationally recognized. Founders Brewing Company is one of the most popular in the city, but many local restaurants host a wide range of local favorites for both residents and tourists to experience. 
The arts are also prominent in this river city, with the Grand Rapids Symphony and Barbershop Quartet adding a traditional flair to the music scene. The visual arts are also highly esteemed here, as the Art Prize exposition gathers the largest crowd of award hopefuls from all over the world to both enter and experience visual arts. 

Sustainability is also a big part of Grand Rapids culture, due to the river being interwoven so closely with the city. The banks are lined with green spaces that have replaced many of the factories of the 20th century, and jogging trails offer a great spot for outdoor recreation throughout the four seasons present here. 

Grand Rapids draws many families and professionals to settle down in both the comfortable mid-sized cities or one of the surrounding suburbs to settle down and enjoy true midwest culture, affordable real estate, and commercial advantages that all lie in this city. 
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Grand Rapids, MI

Michigan

Sitting next to the Minnesota state capital of St. Paul, Minneapolis and its 429,954 residents make up one half of this pair dubbed the “Twin Cities” of the midwest. Originally settled by the French, this city became a prosperous center for lumber and flour milling due to the vast expanse of water power present in naturally occurring lakes, rivers, and waterfalls that remain in parks within the city center today. 
Since then, Minneapolis has maintained its financial prosperity as the largest business center between Chicago and Seattle. Five massive Fortune 500 companies call this city home, most notably the Target Corporation, one of the largest (and most brand recognizable) retailers in the nation. RBC, Ameripirse, and Wells Fargo also take spots as top employers in the city, marking Minneapolis as a major finance hub. 
Minneapolis also claims one of the nations best park systems as the waterways from centuries past have been delicately preserved and turned into spaces for city residents to enjoy. A quick Uber ride can land you at Mill Ruins Park, a historically preserved site that is a testament to the economic history of the city with a standing 19th century water mill and creek. The Lyndale Rose Park Garden also brings a European flair to the city with a venetian fountain and over 3,000 flowers for nature enthusiasts to view every spring. 
Recording artist Prince shaped the music scene in this city after his education at the Minnesota Dance Theatre, and helped give rise to popular iconic nightclubs such as First Avenue. The club still stands today and attracts hundreds of visitors every year, and those who seek a slower nighttime adventure can find The Dakota Jazz Club and Restaurant to be entertained by some of the best classic jazz musicians in America. 
While this fast paced, business oriented metropolis attracts primarily young professionals, it serves as an incredible center for ethnic and religious diversity, with great options outside of town for affordable real estate that families can take advantage of. 
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Minneapolis, MN

Wild and beautiful, Minnesota is one of the most natural states in the U.S and the “land of 10,000 lakes”. About one third of the state is covered in forest, with the majority of the population residing in the twin cities of Minneapolis- Saint Paul. Minnesota currently has a population of 5,707,390. 

The pace of life in Minnesota is easy-going and pleasant, with locals being known for their  “minnesota nice” qualities which include being welcoming to visitors from all over. Homestyle cooking, potlucks, and state fairs all bring communities together to celebrate special occasions; while camping, watersports, and hunting attract a healthy tourist presence during the summer. 
The leading industry in Minnesota is agriculture production via turkeys, sweet corn, and peas. Notable brands that call this state home for their headquarters include Target and Best Buy, along with 33 other major brands that are considered top publicly traded companies in the U.S. 

Minnesota is known for its arts and cultural heritage, with one of the most diverse populations in the U.S that continue to bring in vibrant cultural diversity. Music, literature, entertainment, are all a part of this states notable production of stars such as Prince, Judy Garland, and Chris Pratt. 

A little known fact about Minnesota? It is ranked one of the healthiest states in the U.S! 

Farmtech, travel, and insurance are all industries that excel in Minnesota, with many more on the way as the population expands. Bring one idea, or 10,000, and snag a great virtual address for your business in the land o’ lakes. 


Minnesota

Located at the confluence of the Mississippi River and Missouri River, St. Louis is the second-largest city in Missouri with a population around 301,000 people. Best known for its iconic St. Louis Gateway Arch, the city is home to the Major League Baseball team the St. Louis Cardinals.

St. Louis’ economy is built on a mix of sectors including bio-tech, healthcare, financial, and medicine. The region is home to several Fortune 500 companies including: Express Scripts, Edward Jones Investments, and Emerson Electric.

The popular beer Budweiser, owned by InBev or Anheuser-Busch  in St. Louis, is headquartered in St. Louis and has historically been a major employer for the community. Boeing is another major employer with its facility in north St. Louis that serves as the defense unit headquarters. 

Healthcare is another major sector for St. Louis. Barnes Jewish Hospital is the largest hospital in Missouri and is a major part of the Washington University Medical Center. St. Louis’ Children’s Hospital is one of the country’s top pediatric units.

Other popular spots located in St. Louis are the Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis Art Museum, St. Louis Zoo, and the Cathedral Basilica of St. Louis.  

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St Louis, MO

A midwest state that paved the way for U.S expansion, Missouri offers both a glimpse into the past and the future with history meeting high-technology. Long thought of as “the mother of the west”, Missouri now sits at just over 6 million residents, with the capital being Jefferson City. 

Missouri began as the starting point for famous pathways such as the Oregon Trail, Santa Fe Trail, and California Trail all began in this state, with the famous Gateway Arch memorializing the past journies westward in St. Louis. The Pony Express also rode out of Missouri in the first effort of rapid mail service to California. 

Today, the modern economy is upheld by aerospace engineering, food processing, and brewing. Anheuser-Busch is the largest beer producer not only in the U.S, but in the entire world. Two federal reserves also make this state unique, and provide substantial government jobs for locals. 

Despite the lack of ponies speeding westward to California these days, Missouri is a mail hub, and the second largest rail depot in the U.S.. Cities in Missouri are well known for their many Amtrak routes, street cars, and public transportation that makes it easy to get around for locals. Missouri also draws in tourists from with a beauty that is not skin deep- but rather underneath as a system of caves open to the public patterns most of the state. 

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Missouri

As the largest city in Montana, Billings offers a wide range of business opportunities and serves as a regional trade and distribution center for South Dakota, North Dakota, Northern Wyoming and most of Montana.
It was also ranked “#1 Best Place to Launch a Business” by CNN Money. A diverse group of more than 23,000 businesses are located in Billings, including First Interstate Bank.

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Billings, also known by locals as “Montana’s Trailhead” due to its strategic location, is beautiful and rich in amenities. The city features an abundance of restaurants, a rich nightlife and a host of adventurous sports, which brings in people from all over the state.

The biggest industries in the city include education, healthcare, transportation and energy. 

The scenic city of Billings is situated in Montana on the Yellowstone River. Dubbed the “Magic City” due to its origin as a railroad town that grew rapidly, Billings is home to more than 184,000 residents.

Yellowstone National Park is near Billings, just over 100 miles to the entrance, which draws a fair amount of tourists to the region. Other attractions include the Zoo Montana, Yellowstone Art Museum, Little Big Horn Battlefield, and Red Lodge Mountain Resort.

Oil is a major economic driver for the region. The Bakken oil development in eastern Montana is one of the largest in the nation. The region follows the oil boom and bust cycle. The Stillwater Mining Company, Kampgrounds of America, and Interstate Bank all call Billings home for their corporate headquarters.  

Billings has higher learning institutions that fuel the community, including Montana State University Billings, and Rocky Mountain College. The Billings Logan International Airport offers flights around the globe and brings visitors and business to the region. 

Highlighting the beauty of the west, the Heritage Trail System is an extensive recreation path that winds throughout Billings offering people a great place to run or walk. The community has also earned national acclaim throughout the years for being a bicycle-friendly community.

Any company looking to locate in the west without the need to open a physical office would be well served by a Billings virtual address. 

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Billings, MT

Wild and untouched, Montana has captured the minds and hearts of millions through the years with its stunning mountain ranges, lakes, and rivers. Montana is one of the least densely populated U.S states, with land mass far exceeding the population of just over one million people. Despite the largest city being Billings, Helena is the capital. 

However, not all land in Montana is up for sale, as the federal government conserves 35% of Montanas land, and millions of acres are dedicated to private conservation efforts. Bordering Canada, Montana experiences a stunning display of all four seasons, while being home to bison, bald eagles, and grizzly bears. 

An obvious industry player is tourism; dude ranches, ski chalets, adventure resorts and small towns all provide an ideal getaway in any season. It is estimated that over 10 million visitors flow in and out of Montana each year, which dwarfs this states permanent population ten times over! So much so that the state government had to impose new regulations, such as resort tax, as tourists were previously exempt from paying the same taxes as locals. Still, visitors come from all over the world to “cowboy for a day” in the true American northwest. 

Technology is rapidly expanding in Montana, along with finance, real estate development, and microbrewing. Generations of wealth exist here, with plenty of room for new investment and businesses given that the local rule of respecting the land is recognized. Montanians are passionate about the natural beauty their state offers, and are leaders in natural stewardship. So, go green when you can! 

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Montana

Once known as the “Gateway to the Western Frontier”, Omaha Nebraska now holds a healthy population of 486,051 as of 2020. Situated on the Missouri Riverfront, a strikingly modern skyline guards multiple walking, biking, and jogging trails along the river that has become one with the city since its first American settlement in 1854. 

Omaha holds an impressive ranking of eighth out of the top fifty U.S cities for both its per-capita billionaire population and the presence of four Fortune 500 Companies: Berkshire Hathaway, Union Pacific Railroad, Mutual of Omaha, and Kiewit Corporation. Omaha’s largest employers are currently the U.S Airforce and internal health systems; however, the economy is making room for growing tech startups alongside the prevalent investment presence marked by notable billionaire resident Warren Buffet. 
Downtown Omaha has been preserved within the Omaha Rail and Commerce Historic District, where quaint restaurants and small businesses have sprung up in restored warehouses and manufacturing plants. 

Rhythm, blues, and jazz are all native here, which make up equal parts of the “Omaha Sound” and can be linked to popular artists such as Preston Haynes Love. 
Omaha currently has over 100 protected buildings under the National Register of Historic Places, marking them as protected structures, some of which are now being repurposed to hold low occupancy non-profits. 
Living in Omaha is unique in that families and young professionals here can find moderate real estate prices within the suburbs or the city center, as well as having multiple options for day trips out to the countryside for walking trails during the springtime or cross country skiing through the winter. Within the downtown area lies the Henry Doorly Zoo, which is famed for its massive indoor swamp and guaranteed to keep little guests occupied for hours. 

As a river city, Omaha has been a commercial and transportation hub for centuries with the Union Pacific Railroad at its core, and has been one of the first sites for formal mail delivery in the nation. Today the modern automobile has taken over, but regular mail exchange is still prominent within the city limits. 
Assigning yourself an address in Omaha, NE comes with deep rooted connections, and a history of old money investment capital that is sure to impress those who know the story of this particular city. 


Omaha, NE

Characterized by expansive plains, cattle ranches, and open skies, Nebraska is a key part of the U.S midwestern region and breadbasket. Nebraska may seem consistent at a glance across its regions, but this state hides a literal powerful storm behind an unassuming landscape being a top state for summer thunderstorms, and in the worst-case scenario, tornados. Nebraska has a fairly dense population, with about 2 million residents on under 100,000 square miles of land. The capital is Lincoln, but the largest and most populous city is Omaha. 

Without Nebraska, it would be much harder to get a prime rib off the shelf at your local store, a large percentage of U.S cattle are raised on the fresh grasses of Nebraska plains with room to roam. Cows actually outnumber Nebraska residents 4:1, with over four million head residing in the state at any given time. Soy has also risen in popularity as an alternative milk and protein source, which Nebraska also provides by the bundle. Hot summers and plenty of rain ensure wheat crops turn a healthy profit each year. 

Despite the presence of farmland in most of Nebraska, Omaha provides an urban center for transportation, industry, and finance. Cabela’s, TD Ameritrade, and Berkshire Hathaway are all top companies that have headquarters or founding roots in Nebraska. A low startup presence leaves room for entrepreneurs to come in and take advantage of a new market share. Kool-aid was one such invention success story; created in 1927, in Hastings Nebraska, this creation quickly became the state soft drink. 

Green energy via ethanol biofuel powers Nebraska, which has a naturally low fossil fuel production. This is due to the high amount of farm byproduction, which creates a cycle of renewable energy that in turn helps power homes and businesses. 

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Nebraska

Las Vegas, or simply Vegas as it is often referred to, is one of the most famous cities in the country and world for its casinos, live shows, shopping, dining, unique architecture, and hotels. 

Located in the Mojave desert in Nevada, Las Vegas serves as a major financial, cultural, and commercial hub for the state. Dubbed The Entertainment Capital of the World, Las Vegas has perhaps the most famous attraction, the Las Vegas Strip where a majority of the major resorts and casinos are located.

Tourism is the main economic driver for Las Vegas followed by gaming and conventions, which all fuel the strong retail, nightclub, and restaurant industry. Golden Gate Hotel and Casino, MGM Grand, Bellagio, New York-New York, Caesars Palace, and The Venetian are some of the main casinos drawing tourists from around the globe.  

Las Vegas comes alive at night with lights, color, shows, and fountains. It has been featured in movies and television shows, cementing the city in popular culture. The city’s T-Mobile Arena plays host to the NHL Las Vegas Knights and the NFL’s Las Vegas Raiders play in Allegiant Stadium. 

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Las Vegas, NV

Vegas, mountains, and a desert climate make Nevada a unique place to live or work. With its cities serving as a refuge from the dry climates and scorching heat, Nevada has an almost alien terrain with red rock formations and snow capped mountains contrasting each other, even in the summer months. Because of the desert climat, almost three quarters of Nevadas 3,104,614 population live around the Las Vegas metropolitan area. 

Nevada is know for its lassiez-faire regulations around gambling, gaming, marriage, and even divorce. It is alo one of the most business and corporation friendly states in the U.S., with leadership often having legal ways that bypass cumbersome common business rules that are enforced in other states. 

Entertainment tourism is the number one economic activity in Nevada, followed by gold mining, and technology. Entertainment industries in Nevada makes over 12 billion in gaming revenue annually; however, other cities such as Reno and Lake Tahoe also attract tourists looking for outdoor adventures. 

In Nevada, there is always a chance to make it big in business, as the city of Las Vegas never sleeps; while Reno has recently been catching the eye of startups nationwide as a busy city in flexible state to start their ventures in. The dual nature of business and pleasure existing together make Nevada a truly unique address to add to your roster. 

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Nevada

Located in Hillsborough County in southern New Hampshire, Manchester is the most populated city in the region with more than 115,000 people. Manchester sits along the banks of the Merrimack River and is known as an affordable place to live that is friendly towards small businesses. 

As the biggest city in New Hampshire, Manchester’s economy is known as one of the best places to launch a business considering it is a tax-friendly community. Segway, Inc. is based here along with TD Bank, Citizens Bank and Elliot Hospital.

Manchester is home to Southern New Hampshire University and the University of New Hampshire at Manchester, both supporting the arts and cultural community. The Palace Theatre, New Hampshire Institute of Art, and Currier Museum of Art are some of the major cultural attractions Manchester has to offer. 

Manchester’s downtown is the focal point for the city. It includes the SNHU Arena where everything from sporting events to concerts take place. The Northeast Delta Dental Stadium is where the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, a AA baseball team that is an affiliate of the Toronto Blue Jays, plays its games. 

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Manchester, NH

Tucked away in New England, the small state of New Hampshire sits peacefully on the Atlantic coast and extends all the way up to the Canadian border to Qubec. A unique shape, New Hampshire is set in between Vermont and Maine, sharing many of the same qualities. A modest population of just over one million residents places it as one of the least populated states, with the capital city being Concord. 

New Hampshire is one of the original ten states to sign the U.S constitution, and still shares close ties to Washington. The U.S Government has a high amount of influence and economy in New Hampshire, making it one of the states top employers. In addition, education, Healthcare, and finance are all major parts of the state economy. Despite an idyllic appearance, New Hampshire is quite fierce when it comes to the political stage, often being the first stop for important presidential figures on tour. 

Towns and cities in New Hampshire are reminiscent of both colonial and victorian influences, with stunning architecture, established collegiate institutions such as Dartmouth, and a laid-back pace to life, especially in the winter months when heavy snow blankets the state. New Hampshire is most known for its stunning display of colors in the fall, with the many Harwood trees throwing brightly colored patterns across the forests. 

New Hampshire tourists can expect to see rolling hills, clear lakes, and beautiful climates to the north of this state; or colorfully painted maritime homes over boardwalks and canals by the sea. Seeing the states many valleys and hills via rail is a popular destination for visitors, or exploring the old colony cobblestone streets each city hides. 

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New Hampshire

Jersey City, NJ, is a major center for commerce, with a population of nearly 300,000 and over 100,000 jobs. It’s home to Forbes, Whole Foods Market – Northeast, and many companies in the financial and services sectors. Jersey City has a mix of vibrant influences—ethnic food, festivals, and the arts. Just four miles from New York City, its Hudson River Waterfront Walkway has views of Manhattan and is close to restaurants, bars, and local attractions. Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty are a ferry boat ride away. The busy downtown and transportation system connecting it to the greater New York metropolitan area has made Jersey City a center of growth, while still retaining neighborhoods.

Visitors enjoy the New York City skyline views from their hotels and exploring Grove Street, with boutique shopping and stylish restaurants. Liberty City Park also draws visitors and locals, with a moving memorial to 9/11, facing where the World Trade Center once stood. The park is home to the Liberty Science Center, which includes interactive exhibits and the largest planetarium in the western hemisphere.

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Jersey City, NJ

As the most densely populated state in America, New Jersey is one of the most affluent and visited states as a business, political, and tourism hub. Right across the Delaware River from New York, New Jersey is tightly integrated into the fabric of New York City by municipal area combination; making it a part of the “tri-state” area. New Jersey sits at a population of 9,288, 994, with the capital being Trenton, and largest city being Newark. 

Most of New Jersey’s residents are highly concentrated in urban areas; however, New Jersey hides surprising natural beauty in interstate parks and rivers that serve as an escape from the busy city spreads. New Jersey is one of the most ethnically diverse states in the U.S, with over 52 cultural groups represented. Boroughs such as “Little India” offer both locals and new arrivals to the U.S a chance to connect with familiar cultural roots and adjust to life in New Jersey, as well as run profitable businesses during the summer tourist season. 

The economy in New Jersey is one of the healthiest in the U.S, with biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, publishing, and telecommunications leading profitable industries. New Jersey is a scientific state, with the highest employment rate of engineers and scientists. Thomas Edison worked with the first lightbulb in Menlo Park, NJ, and since then New Jersey counties have reported some of the highest income rates in the nation. Institutions such as Rutgers and Princeton admit only the best students in the nation, keeping New Jersey at the forefront of academics. 

New Jersey is known for its local culture and cuisine, with diners and street food offering freshly cooked American staples. Residents in New Jersey are known for their unique dialect, and honest nature as well. Ask directions, and you’ll always get them fast and furious! 

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Newark is the most populated city in the state of New Jersey. Its proximity on the east coast to the Atlantic Ocean makes it one of the biggest ports in the nation as well as a primary railroad hub. It also is home to one of the nation’s largest airports - Newark Liberty International Airport. 

There are a number of large companies that have their headquarters in Newark such as Panasonic, Prudential, Audible, an Amazon Company,  and IDT Corporation. Rutgers University is also located in Newark. Other prominent industries here are healthcare, finance, government, imports and exports. It’s estimated that more than 10,000 people commute into Newark for work daily, making it a major employment hub in the nation. 

In addition to being a strong employment and financial center, Newark has a number of cultural amenities for residents and visitors alike. The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra and the New Jersey State Opera reside at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. The Newark Museum of Art showcases Tibetan art along with a planetarium and science exhibits. Newark is also home to the National Hockey League’s New Jersey Devils.

For a startup looking to have a virtual address, a PO Box located here would be a great place to be part of Newark without the hassle of having to pay for co-working space or an office.


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A business address in Albuquerque, NM with none of the hassle.
The beautiful city of Albuquerque, the largest city in New Mexico, was previously known more as a scientific hub than a leader in the private business industry. Recently, it has become a prestigious location for all kinds of businesses from independent entrepreneurs, freelancers, startups, and SMBs. Today, there’s a lot of demand for prime business addresses in the area, which is what makes an Albuquerque virtual address so appealing.

The Kauffman Foundation announced a pilot partnership in the city in 2014. This project was designed for the sole purpose of improving conditions for entrepreneurs within the city, which of course is ideal if you want to register as a business in Albuquerque.

Albuquerque is the largest city in the state of New Mexico. With more than half a million people, Albuquerque is the fourth-largest city in the Southwest. Known for its desert climate and famous international balloon festival where hundreds of hot air balloons fill the sky each year, Albuquerque is a vibrant community.

Economic drivers for Albuquerque include science, technology, medicine, entertainment, commerce, and tourism. It is also home to the Sandia National Laboratories and Kirtland Air Force Base.

Technology is a growing sector for Albuquerque, which is at the heart of the growing New Mexico Technology Corridor. The community is also home to the University of New Mexico, providing an educated workforce for the region. 

Tourists and residents enjoy the Albuquerque Museum and Albuquerque Botanical Gardens along with a variety of shops, parks, and museums. Albuquerque is also renowned for its local southwestern cuisine, which includes green chili.

Albuquerque is also home to a solid transit system that includes electric street railways. The community also has the ABQ RIDE bus system that includes the Rapid Ride express bus. 

For companies that would like an Earth Class Mail digital address or PO Box in Albuquerque this is a great opportunity to have a presence in the Southwest without having the cost of a physical storefront.  

If you want a PO box in Albuquerque, Earth Class Mail is a great alternative to an actual office building in the city.
Albuquerque Mayor Richard J. Berry said, “This is a place where you could come and thrive”.

The mayor is personally passionate about building up the private sector in Albuquerque which has led to the impressive growth in the city’s business industry. He has made it his goal to rebrand the city as a “destination for entrepreneurs”.

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Albuquerque, NM

Sprawling across the couth, New Mexico is an outdoorsmans paradise. With a mixture of forest, mountains, rivers, and deserts, this state offers a range of landscapes over a massive area. With a population of just over 2 million people, and the captial city in Santa Fe, New Mexico offers plenty of room to grow for both businesses and individuals. 

When you drive west in New Mexico, the flat, dry terrain with faraway mountains seems almost alien. And that is not the only thing known to be like something from Mars in NM; in the city of Roswell there were so many whispers of a 1947 UFO crash that it became a big part of the states popular culture. UFO museums and research are always a stop for tourists interested in extraterrestrial theories, while Roswell itself has been featured in several television shows and movies with their famous UFO themed city sign. 

New Mexico is a top producer of raw resources such as oil, gas, and lumber. The economy is primarily driven by the production of these resources in combination with federal government spending in the area, which bolsters the three state air force bases. Most of the residents in New Mexico are employed by federal services, or federal research efforts. 

The government also takes great care to preserve each different part of the New Mexico ecology, with hundreds of protected areas and parks under both the national and state level. Hiking, camping, and van life are all popular activities for those passing through New Mexico.

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New York City is so nice they had to name it twice. This is the epicenter for the eastern seaboard and much of the business world revolves around New York and Wall Street. It is the most populated city in the United States and is located on the southern tip of New York State. 

More than 8 million people reside in the city and surrounding areas composed of five boroughs. New York generated an estimated $2 million gross metropolitan product in 2019 and is one of the most diverse areas in the world. 

New York has such iconic sites as the Statue of Liberty, Broadway, Wall Street, Times Square, Central Park, and the Brooklyn Bridge. The city is rich with history and draws tourists from around the globe. 

Nicknamed “the city that never sleeps,” New York has more than 120 colleges and universities including Columbia University, New York University, and Rockefeller University. 

The financial district is the world’s leading financial center with both the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ. As a result, many of the world’s largest media conglomerates and financial institutions call New York home. 

The city also has a strong technology and biotechnology sector with Silicon Alley located in Manhattan. The sector includes everything from new media to financial technology as the sector generates an estimated $7.3 billion in venture capital. 

With a premium PO Box or virtual street address on Park Avenue, or anywhere in New York, you can have a presence in the Big Apple and be part of one of the most exciting cities in the nation.


New York, NY

“The Empire State” and a crown jewel on the global stage, New York State embodies American culture, travel, and business. An original landing place for settlers, New York was built from the ground up into the many cities and towns it is today. Part of the great lakes region and sharing a border with Canada, New York State has a population of 20, 215, 751, which makes it the fourth-most populous in the U.S. The capital city is Albany, with two-thirds of the state's residents living in the largest city of New York. 

New York is one of the most economically powerful states in the world; if it were to rank individually, New York would be 11th on a global scale which far outstrips most individual countries. The economy in New York has a piece of everything; with the largest sectors being finance and technology. While New York City has Wall Street, Albany is known as “Tech Valley” where entrepreneurs and startups can go to pitch their new ideas for major funding. 

New York State is also home to much more than city sprawl, as popular exports include maple syrup, apples, cherries and wine. The Hudson Valley is a top spot for wineries and wine touring, with the state of New York having over 320 wineries in total. In upstate New York, you can find an array of rolling hills or hiking trails, waterfalls, and camping spots. Winters are fierce however; so if you plan on visiting in December, pack an extra coat! 

Having access to waterways also puts New York State on the map as a top shipping destination, with the Port of New York navigating large container ships in by the thousands. This means ample opportunity for shipping, global mail, and logistics business, or industry disruptors. 

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North Carolina’s biggest city, Charlotte, is the second-largest banking center in America, second only to New York City.
Bank of America’s headquarters are based here, and it’s the center of east coast operations for Wells Fargo. The picturesque city of Charlotte is also home to two professional sports franchises, the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets and the NFL’s Carolina Panthers.

Located in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, Charlotte is the most populated city in the state, with more than 2.5 million residents. The city is one of the fastest-growing metro areas in the nation and is becoming a major hub for the technology sector. 

Major financial institutions such as Bank of America, Trust Financial, and the east coast headquarters for Wells Fargo are located in Charlotte. This makes it the second largest banking community in the nation, second only to New York.

Charlotte is home to several Fortune 500 companies including: Bank of America, Honeywell, Nucor, Sonic Automotive, and Duke Energy. The region also includes a number of other major companies and brands such as Bojangles, Coca-Cola bottling company, and Compass Group USA. 

Charlotte is home to sports franchises that draw major crowds such as the National Football League’s Carolina Panthers and the National Basketball Association’s Charlotte Hornets. The NASCAR Hall of Fame is also located here, marking the predominance of the sport including the Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte. 

A financial startup or any company looking to have a presence in one of America’s major communities on the east coast with a P.O. Box or digital address are sure to find Charlotte a great location. 

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At times called the New Energy Capital, there are more than 240 businesses in Charlotte with a direct tie to the energy sector. Including Siemens Energy, Electric Power Research Institute, Westinghouse, and Duke Energy just to name a few.


Charlotte, NC

Raleigh is the capital city of North Carolina and is part of the Research Triangle that also includes Durham and Chapel Hill in North Carolina. It is a city that is synonymous with innovation and research. 

Home to Duke, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and North Carolina State, this region is rich with innovation, startups, and a highly-educated workforce. NC State alone has launched more than 170 university startups generating $1.7 billion in VC funding, according to Forbes. 

Top employers located in the region include: WakeMed, North Carolina University, Duke Energy Progress, and UNC Rex Health. The community is also rich with arts and culture. The Coastal Credit Union Music Park at Walnut Creek plays host to acts from around the nation.  

Raleigh is not just a great place for education and innovation, it is widely considered one of the best places to live in North Carolina. Public schools receive high marks and it has been dubbed the “City of Oaks” due to the number of amazing oak trees that are located there. 

Rich with creative co-working space and talent, it’s no surprise that startups are springing out of this region of the country. Startups looking to harness the sterling reputation of this region would do well to have a Raleigh zip code for their business.


Raleigh, NC

Part of an iconic duo, North Carolina is much different from its southern counterpart. With both oceanfront and mountain regions, North Carolina is quickly becoming a new business hotspot for young professionals looking for a fresh state to explore that also boasts affordable living. North Carolina has a population of just over 10 million, with Raleigh as the capital and Charlotte as the largest city. 

North Carolina is known for its arts and culture scene, with popular music being folk and indie genres at festivals around the state. This state is big on community gatherings centered around food, fun, and of course local brews. Pork barbeque is what North Carolina is known for, alongside other ironically southern dishes such as fried fish and cajun fried chicken. North Carolina wines have also sharpley risen in popularity as tobacco lands have been converted into vineyards in a useful and delicious recycling effort. 

The economy in North Carolina is upheld by textile production, agriculture, and technology. The industry growth around Raleigh in recent years has been particularly fast, as people flock to go  live and work in the temperate climates this state has to offer. Raleigh ranked third in the nation for technology growth in 2020, and third for overall business; making North Carolina one of the most business friendly states. 

In the summer, tourism is high on the coast and around the famous outer banks, and in the appalachian mountains. North Carolina has numerous gardens and green spaces even in large metropolitan areas, hiking trails, dog parks, and bike paths make living active for residents. 

If you are looking for a new sense of community, North Carolina provides well known addresses alongside a fresh business market. A virtual address in this state is perfect for the blooming startup portfolio, or a new market launch, all from your mobile device! Check out our top performing addresses in North Carolina today to put your business on the map. 


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Fargo, ND

Remote and beautiful, North Dakota is both a neighbour to Canada and a part of the U.S midwest. With under 1 person per square mile on average, North Dakota’s population falls at 779, 094. The capital city is Bismark while the largest city is Fargo, with most of the surrounding area being plains and farm land. 

Originally one of the biggest homestead states, where land was readily available to establish sprawling ranches and farms. However, with the introduction of modern industry, the landscape of North Dakotas economy is quickly changing. Agriculture and farming still remain as a staple, since North Dakota is a state in which land is still readily available; yet it faces encroachment by wind farms, buildings, and technology. 

Microsoft is one of North Dakota’s largest employers, with a campus of 1,700 in Fargo. Petroleum is another industry in North Dakota that caused an early “fuel rush” as several pockets of fossil fuels were discovered in the 19th century. However, that has since slowed down as larger companies take the lead on the few steady sources of petroleum are left. 

North Dakota also has the nations lowest unemployment rate, and is largely business friendly. Tourism on the great plains is steady, with hunting and fishing being the top attractions this state has to offer; so if you go, pack plenty of camouflage, just to blend in! 

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Home to the incredibly successful college football team the Ohio State Buckeyes, Columbus, Ohio is rich in economic opportunities.
Columbus is home to multiple Fortune 500 companies, including: Big Lots, L Brands, American Electric Power and Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company. The central business district of Columbus is located in Downtown, featuring the highly coveted marquee addresses on High and Broad Streets. Just nearby is the State Capital of Ohio, at the corner of Broad and High Streets in Capital Square.

Downtown Columbus offers an abundance of opportunities to begin or expand a business. Earth Class Mail’s virtual address, PO box and mail solution are an easy way to establish your business in the area.
The Small Business Concierge, a local group, is a point of contact for all entrepreneurs doing business in Columbus. In fact, the metropolitan area of Columbus is ranked 15th nationwide in terms of new business activity.

Columbus is the state capital of Ohio and is also the most populated city in the state with more than 905,000 residents. It is also the second most populated city in the midwest behind Chicago, making it one of the epicenters of the region. 

The city has grown along the banks of the Scioto River and is named after the explorer Christopher Columbus. Columbus is home to a large and diverse economy, which includes everything from food and banking to steel and medical industries. 

Chemical Abstracts Service, the world’s largest chemical information clearinghouse is based in Columbus. Other major corporations located here include such Fortune 500 companies as Cardinal Health, American Electric Power, and Huntington Bancshares.

The Ohio State University is one of the largest universities in the country and students from around the globe come to Columbus to attend the famed school. The Ohio State Buckeyes play football in the Ohio Stadium, which is the largest non-racing stadium in the world. The National Hockey League’s Columbus Blue Jackets also play in Nationwide Arena in Columbus. 

For a business not wanting an office, or looking to switch to a remote-first model in a historic midwest city, Columbus is a great place for a PO Box or Earth Class Mail digital address.

Columbus, OH

A great lake state, Ohio at a glance appears to border Canada; however, it is actually separated by Lake Eerie, and does not have a formal international border crossing. Instead, Ohio is a close neighbour to Pennsylvania and Indianna, with the largest city and capital in Columbus. Sitting at a population of over 11 million, Ohio is considered densely populated, but offers something for everyone. 

Several notable metro areas make Ohio a hot spot for business, including Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, and Dayton. Healthcare and insurance Fortune 500 companies take top spots in Ohios economy, while auto manufacturing and finance have been massive industries for over a century. Kroger, Macy’s, Procter & Gamble, are all nationwide brand headquarters present in Ohio. 

Each Ohio city has its own business centers, culture, and attractions, from symphonies to baseball. Progressive Feild in Cleveland is a top spot for sports fans to take themselves out to the ballgame, meanwhile the University of Ohio and Ohio State continue to battle for the title of best college football team in the state year after year. Dayton acts as an arts center, with a popular ballet and orchestra program. 

To this day, Ohio has produced the highest number of U.S Presidents, and remains a political hotspot. Got a great campaign idea? Ohio is the place to go! 

A new market is always worth its weight in gold, and Ohio has plenty of room for entrepreneurial ventures to come in to shake things up. Alongside being business-friendly, an Ohio virtual address opens up many doors that appeal to locals, so if you want a slice of the buckeye state, take a look at our #1 digital address options here! 


Ohio

Oklahoma City, or OKC, is the capital and largest city in Oklahoma. With a population of more than 681,000, Oklahoma City is one of the largest cities in the Southern region of the United States. 

Based on its location and land, Oklahoma City is a major agriculture and oil and natural gas center. OKC is home to one of the world’s largest livestock markets. Two Fortune 500 companies are located in Oklahoma City - Chesapeake and Devon Energy. 

Other major employers in the region include the United States Federal Aviation Administration, Hobby Lobby Stores, Dell and AT&T. However, oil is still the major economic driver for the community, which is located in the center of an oil field. 

There are several universities in the region including Oklahoma City University. The University is known for performing arts, communication, and science. The University of Oklahoma is home to the OU Health Sciences Center. OU Medicine also adds to the caliber of healthcare in the region.

The NBA has a presence here with the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Thunder play at the Paycom Center.

Businesses who are in search of a PO Box or digital address to represent their business in the South are sure to find this energy-rich community a great spot to go remote. 


Oklahoma City, OK

A doorway to the south, Oklahoma has long been a staple state where western and southern cultures collide. With proud residents known as Oaklahomans, this state has a population of just under 4 million. Oklahoma City is the capital and largest urban center, attracting new residents each year due to affordable living and rapid growth in several industries. 

Oklahoma is one of the most artistic states in the South, having a high presence of arts and theatre performances year-round. Jazz music is the most popular form of entertainment, but Oaklahoma also invented several forms of country swing music that are completely unique to the state. 

College sports are another major piece of culture in Oklahoma, with The University of Oaklahoma and Oaklahoma State being NCAA schools that draw both fans and athletes to this state. Football is the most popular sport, followed by basketball. 
The economy in Oaklahoma is supported by aviation, energy, and biotechnology. The state itself produces raw materials such as oil and natural gas that help support these industries. The great plains of Oklahoma are perfect for wind turbines and solar panels, making Oaklahoma leading in green energy buildouts. 

If you are looking for a unique place to grow a new business, Oklahoma offers room for industry disruption and entrepreneurship. An Earth Class Mail address in Oaklahoma gives you a fresh start in a great state, so check out our hand selected virtual addresses today to learn more about how your business can get on the map. 


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Situated in the heart of the Tualatin Valley, Beaverton is located in Washington County in the state of Oregon. It is just seven miles west of Portland where many of its nearly 100,000 residents work. The community is located between the Oregon coastline and Mount Hood, making it a scenic Pacific Northwest city.

The Beaverton region is home to Nike, Inc.’s world headquarters as well as Earth Class Mail’s headquarters. All mail sent here is processed faster at the plant expediting mail delivery times.

Other companies located here include Reser’s Fine Foods, a prepared food company, and Leupold & Stevens, a rifle scope company. Considered part of the Silicon Forest movement, Beaverton has a large tech sector. 

This sector includes the Linux Technology Center of IBM, Tektronix, and Oregon Technology Business Center (OTBC), which is a non-profit tech startup incubator. 

The city is ahead of the game with public transit considering it is part of the transit bus, commuter rail, and light rail services operated by Portland’s regional transit agency known as TriMet. It developed the city’s MAX Light Rail. 

For a startup looking to have a virtual address, a PO Box located here would be a great place to be part of the Silicon Forest without the hassle of having to pay for co-working space or an office. It also has the added bonus of being home to Earth Class Mail. 


Beaverton, OR

Portland is the largest and most populous city in the state of Oregon, sitting at a population of 652,503, but with over 2.5 Million people in the total metropolitan area. The famed Oregon Trail brought settlers to Portland initially over two centuries ago, where the city was then established on a booming timber economy and was formally claimed by Francis Pettygrove in an 1845 coin toss involving the “Portland Penny” which is on display to this day. 

The climate in Portland is true to the pacific coast region, with mild summers and a cool rainy season that lasts winter through late spring. This climate is actually ideal for growing roses and has earned Portland the lesser known nickname of “The Rose City”. 
As another river city, Portland now spans both sides of the Willamette River with the iconic Hawthorne Bridge connecting commuters quickly to the downtown core. Due to this, Portland stands naturally divided by the waterway into the densely populated West side and the suburban East side. 
The economy in Portland is very diverse, with the primary industries being steel and shipping; however, 1200 tech companies are also now based out of Portland alongside top athleticwear manufacturers Adidas, Nike, and Columbia. Access to the sea has continued to make Portland a key hub for supply chain operations, and global trade receiving. To this day the city is home to our nation's largest working dry dock that is constantly handling an influx of cargo from around the world.

Music, culture, and the performing arts market Portland as a stand out to tourists seeking creative entertainment. As well, with over 600 licensed food carts, Portland has been recognized as one of the most diverse cuisine scenes in the U.S when it comes to street food. At a local level, microbreweries and coffee roasters are prevalent, rivaling Seattle's claim to the coffee capital of America. Each year the Oregon Brewers Festival draws over 70,000 fans to taste test new batches of beer that have yet to hit popular retail shelves, or purchase old favorites. 

Portland is also one of the most sustainable cities in the U.C, and the only one to implement a formal action plan to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. 
Having an address in Portland opens up options for creativity, with a hip appearance that appeals to those who are familiar with Portland's progressive nature and range of businesses. 


Portland, OR

Oregon is the most diverse state in the U.S, containing everything from volcanic mountains to high deserts and evergreen forests. Oregon has long been a place that people have flocked to for living and tourism while being the final destination for the famous Oregon Trail. Today, Oregon is a mix of remote landscapes alongside metropolitan centers, with a population of 4,237,256. The capital is Salem, with the most populous city being Portland. 

Oregon offers a quickly growing urban scene despite being known as a spot for outdoor adventure. Portland is known for its vibrant culture, with local businesses flourishing on every street, and a nightlife scene that is unparalleled. Oregon as a whole is a “beervana” for those who enjoy a good craft brew; alternatively, for those of us who swear allegiance to the bean, Oregon coffee houses are well known as some of the best in the U.S. 

The economy in Oregon is unique, bolstered by lumber, agriculture, and technology. With the highest lumber export in all of the U.S, Oregon also has been a considerable forerunner in green energy and conservation to counteract deforestation. Nike is headquartered in Beaverton, while the “silicon forest” in greater Portland contains over one hundred top tech companies.

Another great part of Oregon? Our very own Earth Class Mail processing center located in Beaverton, where we handle your mail with care. 

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Philadelphia, located in Pennsylvania, is the most populated city in the state with more than 1.6 million people. Known as “Philly,” the city is nationally historic. The Liberty Bell and Independence Hall are located here. 

It played a central role in the Revolutionary War and the Declaration of Independence was signed in Philadelphia. Today, tourists go to Philadelphia to see these historic attractions, especially Independence Historic National Park.  

Philadelphia is also home to some major companies such as Comcast, Aramark, Urban Outfitters, and Carpet Technology. Major sectors that can be found here include health care, biotech, manufacturing, food processing, and trade and transportation.

Visitors are estimated to provide more than $10 billion in economic impact for Philly and the surrounding areas. The city is also home to the Philadelphia Stock Exchange and headquarters for Brandywine Realty Trust.

Philadelphia is home to several professional sports teams including the National Football League’s Philadelphia Eagles, National Basketball Association’s Philadelphia 76ers, MLB’s Philadelphia Phillies, and the National Hockey League’s Philadelphia Flyers. 

A startup or company wanting a presence on the East Coast would be well served to have a PO Box or virtual address in Philadelphia. Earth Class Mail can offer the address without the hassle of rent or office space in this historic American city. 


Philadelphia, PA

One of the original 13 colonies, Pennsylvania has had a significant jump start as a U.S state; with a powerful century old economy, generations of well known family names, and a proximity to affairs in Washington. Today, Pennsylvania ranks at the 5th most populous state with a population of around 13 million residents. Harrisburg is the capital, with the largest city being Philadelphia. 

There are no clear leaders in Pennsylvania’s economy, as it has been continuously diversifying since the late 1800’s and faced an influx of modern industry. Pennsylvania is home base for numerous Fortune 500 companies including Heinz, U.S Steel, and Hershey. A surprising agricultural product out of Pennsylvania is mushrooms, and christmas trees- an unlikely combination, but useful nonetheless! 

College sports are also popular in Pennsylvania, the University of Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania State University leading the charge. Carnegie Mellon is the states Ivy League institution, while numerous private universities offer top tier specialized education in arts or sciences. 
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Pennsylvania

Providence is the capital of Rhode Island. It is also the most populated city in the state with more than 190,000 people. 

Founded in 1636, Providence is one of America’s oldest and most historic communities. It is located at the head of Narragansett Bay and the mouth of the Providence River. As one of the country’s first industrialized sites, Providence has been known for its textile mills and machine tool industry.  

Today, Providence is known for its hospitals, higher education, and service industry. It is home to Brown University, Rhode Island Hospital, and Lifespan Health Systems. Prominent Fortune 500 companies also call Providence home. Textron, a technology company, and organic food distributor United Natural Foods are based in Providence.

The Port of Providence, also known as ProvPort, is a major port for cargo and heavy machinery. Exxon Terminal has a private oil tanker port in East Providence.

Brown University is an Ivy League school in Providence that is joined by many other universities such as Johnson & Wales, Providence College, and Rhode Island College. An estimated 44,000 students are in the area attending the post-secondary schools.

A startup looking for a small business-friendly PO Box or digital address can count on Providence without having to pay for office space and the overhead associated with physical space.

Providence, RI

Quite literally a dot on the map, Rhode Island is the nations tiniest state in land area. However, this small state is more than meets the eye as it packs in a population of over 1.1 million people, the second most densely populated state after New Jersey. Providence serves as both the capital and most populated city. 

Quaint New England style towns and architecture greet visitors passing through this state. Rhode Island is between Connecticut and Massachusetts, with the Atlantic Ocean to the south, and sees a fair amount of thru-traffic from both neighbours. These states also share industry and employees with each other, as residents commute over to work across state lines. 

Healthcare is Rhode Islands largest industry, followed by insurance. Rhode Island is also a maritime state, and fishing is used both locally and for exportation as a food source. Clam Chowder is made by the batch in Rhode Island, as well as clam cakes, which together make up an ideal summer meal for those fond of fish. 

Being such a small state, Rhode Island goes as green as possible by opening up multiple means of transportation, including the ferry, trains, and bike paths throughout the cities. Many residents report very little driving, especially in the fair weather summer months. 

Rhode Island is a tight knit community, and doing business with folks here requires a local address to get you started on the right foot. Don’t fancy clams? An Earth Class Mail virtual address places you island-side, without having to pick up and move. Check out our top performing Rhode Island address today! 


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Charleston, South Carolina took home the prestigious “#1 City in The World” and “America’s Most Friendly City” awards from Travel & Leisure.
The city’s unique historical attractions, abundance of dining options and amazing hotels all led to those distinctions. The beauty and Southern charm of the city is astounding. Charleston is more than a great place to visit, it’s also a great city to do business. The city features the major employers like: Google, Boeing, Verizon, and many others.

Charleston is a historic scenic city in South Carolina near the coast of the Atlantic Ocean. With a population of more than 150,000, Charleston is the largest city in South Carolina and plays an important role in the state and region. Founded in 1670, Charleston is one of the United States’ oldest cities and is rich with history including playing a pivotal role in the Civil War. 

Today, Charleston offers an eclectic blend of traditional Southern culture along with French, West African and English influences. The result is a vibrant downtown that offers rich food, a mix of music and deep culture. 

Each year, Charleston plays host to the Spoleto Festival USA, which is a 17-day art festival that includes a variety of art and artists and more than 100 performances. Other popular events include the taste of Charleston, Charleston Marathon, and the Charleston Food and Wine Festival. 

With the history embedded in Charleston, there are a number of museums and historical sites that attract visitors from across the country and world. These include the Gibbs Museum of Art, Charleston  Museum, and the Nathanial Russell House, a Federal-style house open to the public. 

Tourism is a major driver for the Charleston economy. It is often ranked as one of the top tourist destinations for visitors. Between the culture, history and scenic old streets and buildings, people flock to this historic Southern town. 

Its proximity to the sea also makes it a port of commercial shipping, which is another key to Charleston’s economy. It is the fourth-largest seaport on the United States eastern seaboard. Charleston’s auto manufacturers, which includes Volvo and Mercedes, also rely heavily on the port to ship their automobiles. 

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Charleston boasts two shipping terminals, operated by the South Carolina Ports Authority, and is considered an IT and technology hub.

Charleston, SC

The southern half of of the Carolina sisters, South Carolina offers a unique landscape and culture; as well as being a major hub for business. Starting at the Atlantic coast and stretching inland over Georgia, South Carolina sits at a population of 5,124, 712; the state capital is Columbia, with the largest city being Charleston. 

The South Carolina  stretch of the Atlantic coast is beautiful in summer months, but can be prone to hurricanes and tropical storms in June through November. Regardless, South Carolina is a vacation destination best for those who don’t want to travel a world away for for great beach views. Myrtle Beach is the states top coastal city, followed by Charleston on the harbour. 

South Carolinas economy is supported by tourism, commercial shipping, and technology. Charleston was named “America’s most Friendly City” by Travel + Leisure magazine, and now is one of the most liveable places in the U.S. as well. The economy in North Carolina is now ranked one of the top performing in the nation, and continues to grow year over year. Ports on the Atlantic coast also offer a direct access to important goods 24/7, while companies like Mercedes and Volvo both receive parts for major manufacturing centers across the state. 

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North Charleston is the third largest city in the state of South Carolina, where it is located. It has a population around 100,000 and covers nearly 80 square miles north of Charleston. 

North Charleston is a major hub for industrial work and marks the state’s top city when it comes to gross retail sales. The community is adjacent to the Atlantic Ocean and the town of Summerville. 

Boeing Aircraft is located in North Charleston and is the major employer that helped put the community on the map. It has the distinction of being only one of three places in the world that manufactures large commercial aircrafts. 

In addition, North Charleston is where Global Financial Services is located. This is a part of the United States State Department and is responsible for more than 200 bank accounts around the globe. 

North Charleston is also a major leader in retail sales for the state and has a wealth of 4-star hotels for visitors to the region. Other high-paying employers located in the region include: DXC Technology, Hess Corporation, and Cummins Turbo Technology.  

The area also has a number of cultural and historic sites that are popular for visitors and residents alike. The H.L. Hunley Museum is located on an old naval base and showcases Civil War era displays, including the first combat submarine that was ever created. 

Any employer with a digital address in North Charleston will find themselves in good company with other well-established innovative companies such as Boeing. 


North Charleston, SC

South Carolina

South Dakota’s most populated city, Sioux Falls is home to more than 192,000 residents. Sioux Falls is often ranked one of the healthiest cities in the nation and is also known for having a tax-friendly economy. Sioux Falls sits on the banks of the scenic Big Sioux River.

Augustana University, the University of Sioux Falls, and Sioux Falls Seminary are all part of the higher educational institutions in the community that lend to the arts and economy. Sioux Falls hosts an annual Sculpture Walk each summer downtown along with a First Friday event for visitors and residents alike.

Music is also a component of Sioux Falls, from concerts to the annual Sioux Falls Jazz and Blues Festival. The Downtown Riverfest is also an event that draws musical acts for families to enjoy. 

Sioux Falls’ economy is diverse and composed of various sectors such as healthcare, retail, trade, and financial services. Sanford Health, Avera Health, and Smithfield Foods are several of the largest employers in the region. 

The state does not have a corporate income tax, which means financial institutions such as Wells Fargo and Citigroup like to call Sioux Falls home. The Empire Mall is also a large shopping center with more than 180 stores that draw shoppers from around Sioux Falls and the surrounding region. 

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Sioux Falls, SD

Almost an identical twin to its northern counterpart, South Dakota offers a paradise for those who love the great outdoors. With low mountain ranges, lakes, and plains, there is never a shortage of natural beauty. South Dakota currently has a population of 886, 667, making it one of the least populous states in the U.S. Pierre is the capital and Sioux Falls is the most populous city. 

South Dakota is home to one of the nations most famous landmarks, Mount Rushmore. Carved into the Black Hills of southwest South Dakota, they are a popular tourist destination and nearly uneroded after one hundred years of weather due to the natural properties of the rocks here. Tourism draws over 33,000 visitors a year to South Dakota, which adds around $2 billion dollars to the states business income each year. 

The economy in South Dakota is largely agricultural and ranching based. Many families have handed down their land for generations in South Dakota, which then produces valuable exports such as corn, soybeans, wheat and cattle. A fantastic way to take in all of the beautiful acres this state boasts is to travel by rail, where you can smoothly travel around while enjoying panoramic views of valleys, rivers, and farmland. 

Hunting and fishing are also major draws for both locals and visitors to get out and about in South Dakota, with several chances to catch big game not seen in other parts of the country. 

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South Dakota

Memphis is located in Tennessee adjacent to the Mississippi River. It is the second-most populated city in the state behind Nashville with more than 633,000 residents. The community is a cornerstone of the South and played a pivotal role in the Civil War and civil rights movement.

Memphis is also world-renowned for its contribution to the musical world. Everything from blues to rock and roll has emerged from the community. Beale Street is a world-famous street in Memphis where American Blues has its roots. Today the street is lined with famous clubs, restaurants, and music venues. Sun Studio, where the likes of Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison, and Carl Perkins recorded, is in Memphis along with Stax Records which helped create soul music’s sound. 

Along with its music, Memphis is known for its style of barbecue. The regional style of cooking barbecue has become known around the region, country and world as one of the best styles of cooking around. 

Tourism is one of the primary economic drivers for Memphis. In addition to the music and food, Elvis Presley’s home known as Graceland, the Peabody Hotel, and the Memphis Pyramid, which is home to the world’s largest Bass Pro Shops draw visitors. The city is also home to the National Basketball Team, the Memphis Grizzlies. 

Business owners looking to find a P.O. Box or digital address in one of the most vibrant cities in the South as well as the country can look no further than Memphis. 


Memphis, TN

A center for all things country, Tennessee is one of the most popular states by visitor count each year. With a tangible southern culture that runs through all of its major cities, Tennessee is a favorite to residents and tourists alike. Currently holding a population of almost 7 million, Tennessee’s largest city and capital is Nashville. 

Tennessee is a unique combination of several large, corporation-heavy cities paired with a highly functioning agriculture economy. Nashville serves as a tourist hub and is known as “music city” for its almost 24/7 sounds pouring out of bars and restaurants on Broadway. Many country music stars got their start in Nashville, so if you know a few bars, Nashville is the place to play ‘em. Memphis and Knoxville are the two runner-ups for population size, with Memphis boasting the biggest Bass Pro Shop in the world in the outlandish form of a massive glass pyramid (if you drive by it, you’ll know). 

Tennessee’s economy is one of the most diverse in the U.S, with entertainment, technology, and agriculture being the three major industries. Tennessee has always been a corporate haven, but the business-friendly environment has brought both new companies and new jobs out in force to the Tennessee Technology Corridor in Knoxville in recent years. 

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Nashville is the capital city of Tennessee. Known for being the Country Music capital of the world, it is the largest metropolitan area in the state. More than 689,000 call Nashville, also known as “Music City,” home. 

Famed music venues located here such as the Grand Ole Opry and the Ryman Auditorium have hosted some of the most famous music acts, especially country, in the world. Nashville is even known as a sound in and unto itself when it comes to country music. 

The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and the Johnny Cash Museum are both located in Nashville,  and tourists from across the country and globe flock to this famed city.

There are a number of major universities in Nashville, including: Vanderbilt University, Tennessee State University, Belmont University, Fisk University, and Lipscomb University. This drives the robust economic sector based in Nashville that includes banking, healthcare, publishing, and automotive and technology. 

The famed AT&T building is the tallest building in Nashville. Companies that have their headquarters in Nashville are Captain D’s, LifeWay Christian Resources, Bridgestone Americas, and Logan’s Roadhouse. Other major companies with locations here include Ernst & Young, Health Systems Dell, and Dollar General. 

Nissan Stadium is home to the National Football League’s Tennessee Titans while Bridgestone Arena plays host to the Nashville Predators professional hockey team. 

Businesses interested in hosting a PO Box or Earth Mail virtual address in this musical city are sure to save money and build their reputation here. 


Nashville, TN

Tennessee

Dallas sits in the heart of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, the fourth largest metropolitan area in the United States. In its early years, the city grew due to railway intersections. In modern times, it continues to serve as a transportation hub with two major airports, Dallas Love Field and Dallas-Fort Worth International airport, as well as access to the Inland Port, major interstates, and railroad lines. Major corporations, including AT&T, Southwest Airlines, and ExxonMobil base their headquarters in the area. 

Dallas is a sprawling metro area in Texas with a 2020 census population topping 1.3 million people. Behind Houston and San Antonio, it is the most populated city in the Lone Star State. 

Originally the city formed due to railroad lines in the area transporting goods such as cotton and cattle. Today, the city is a bustling economic hub for transportation, defense contractors, technology, finance, telecommunications, and retail. 

Major Fortune 500 companies are located in Dallas including AT&T, Southwest Airlines, Texas Instruments, and Energy Transfer Equity. The city also has more than 40 colleges and universities in the area. 

The thriving business economy draws companies to the Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center, one of the busiest and largest convention centers in the world, for business conferences. 

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The city is also home to several professional sports franchises. The NBA’s Dallas Mavericks, NHL’s Dallas Stars, MLS’s FC Dallas, and the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys, known as America’s team, all play in Dallas.  

Dallas is also home to the State Fair of Texas as well as the Cotton Bowl where college football bowl games drive fans. 

Forbes recently named Dallas the fifth best city for jobs and named it the fourth best city for young business professionals.It was also deemed the third-fastest growing city in the United States. These facts along with Dallas’ access to major transportation assets make it an epicenter when it comes to both international and domestic investment and business activity. 

You can take advantage of all Dallas has to offer by establishing your professional identity in the city. Earth Class Mail virtual mail and business address services make it easy to establish a Dallas footprint while operating your business from anywhere. Whether you’re an established Dallas business that no longer needs physical office space or you’re launching the next big tech startup in Dallas, a virtual address in Dallas can give you the power of a Dallas business address without the expenses you don’t need.

Using a Dallas virtual address also allows you to register your LLC in Texas, which has many tax benefits. You can also use your virtual address in Dallas to have a virtual mailbox as well, which gives you the power of digitized postal mail and automatic check deposit.


Dallas, TX

Where the stars at night are big and bright, Texas is known as the “Lone Star State” both for its state flag and reputation for being fiercely independent. Texas is the second-largest state in both area and population and is one of the most recognizable states due to its unique shape. Texas is one of the fastest-growing states in the nation, with a population of almost 30 million people. The capital is Austin, with the largest population of Texans living in Houston. 

While Texas still retains the image of a vast, untamed country and the picture of the “American Cowboy,”; this state is a modern leader in business and technology. Gone are the days when cities like San Antonio and Austin are simply dots on the map. Tesla, Google, Microsoft, and Meta all occupy the “Silicon Hills” outside of Austin, while San Antonio has begun to absorb the overflow of startups hoping to stake their claim on a piece of Texas industry. 

Texas is also an oil and agricultural giant, with some of the largest oil fields and ranch land in the U.S. The Texas production economy as a state continues to outperform other countries such as Canada, Brazil, and Spain. 

If you ever mosey down to Texas for a quick vacation, you will find beautiful lazy rivers, palm trees, and warm breezes nearly all year round. Southern hospitality is a core value for most residents, so expect to smile at everyone you meet or be greeted by strangers with a “how y’all doing?”. 

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El Paso is a city located in west Texas and is home to one of the largest Hispanic populations in the country. As of 2020, the population stood at 686,815 making it the second-largest community in the Southwest, Phoenix, Ariz.

El Paso sits adjacent to the United States and Mexico border on the Rio Grande River. Fort Bliss and Biggs Army Airfield are located in El Paso, contributing to a strong military and federal presence.

The University of Texas El Paso, Marathon Petroleum, and the Medical Center of the Americas are all economic drivers for the city. The call center industry has several operations in El Paso and employs an estimated 10,000 people in the region.  

El Paso has a rich history, arts, and cultural scene as well. The El Paso Balloon Fest takes place every Memorial Day and fills the skies with more than 60 hot air balloons for three consecutive days. 

Every year the community hosts a Great River Raft Race on the Rio Grande where participants float the river in unique rafts with family and friends. 

An Earth Class Mail El Paso PO Box can provide any business a professional mailing address in this premier Southwest city without having to actually relocate here and pay for an office. 


El Paso, TX

Houston is the most populated city in the state of Texas and the fourth most populated city in the country. It’s a big city in a state where everything is already bigger. More than 2 million people live and work in Houston, which is home to a variety of different business sectors. 

The biggest sectors are space exploration with NASA, along with the energy industry with petroleum exploration and natural gas. A number of Fortune 500 companies call Houston home including ConocoPhillips, Hewlett Packard, Waste Management, and Halliburton. 

Dubbed the Bayou City based on its proximity to Galveston in the Gulf of Mexico, Houston is a diverse ethnic city with a population from around the globe. The University of Houston and Rice University both contribute to the educated workforce in the region. 

Houston has a strong arts, theatre, and entertainment district attracting visitors from around the globe. The Houston Grand Opera, Houston Ballet, and Houston Symphony are all permanent, professional, resident companies. 

The city also has the Houston Rockets professional basketball team, Houston Astros Major League Baseball team, and Houston Texans  professional football team. A PO Box or virtual address in Houston provides a front-row seat to one of the busiest metro areas in the nation without having to pay for office space or additional overhead. 


Houston, TX

San Antonio is a place rich in history, culture, and modern attractions. From the famed Alamo to the scenic Riverwalk, San Antonio has an array of sites that draw visitors from around the world. 

With a population of more than 1.4 million in 2020, San Antonio is the second most populated city in Texas and continues to grow rapidly with its robust economy.

With a projected gross domestic product, GDP, per capita of $50,000 for 2021, San Antonio has multiple business sectors such as health care, financial, military, oil and gas, and tourism. 

The robust economy draws Fortune 500 companies to the scenic city. Some that are located in San Antonio include Valero Energy, USAA, iHeart Media, H-E-B, and NuStar Energy. 

With one of the largest military bases in the country based in San Antonio military and their families are also a big driver. The city is sometimes called “Military City, USA” and employs more than 89,000 defense industry workers. 

Families and visitors also enjoy attractions like Six Flags Fiesta Texas theme park and Sea World with one of the largest marine life parks in the world. 

Employers can get a leg up on the Lone Star state competition with a San Antonio virtual address. 


San Antonio, TX

Texas

Salt Lake City is the capital and most populated city in Utah with nearly 200,000 residents. Historically, Salt Lake City played a predominant role in culture due to its railroad industry. It was a central location for the country to come together on the rails. 

Today, two Fortune 500 companies are located in Salt Lake City - Zion Bancorporation and Questar Corporation. Other major companies that call the region home include Sinclair Oil Company, Alpha Graphics, and Smith’s Food and Drugs. 

Conventions and tourism also make up a large share of Salt Lake City’s economy. The Olympic Games were located in Salt Lake City in 2002, which generated a number of hotels and tourism. Today, the Salt Palace is a popular location for various conventions and trade shows that take place in the region.  

The area is also home to a variety of arts and culture activities such as the Pioneer Theatre Company, Utah Symphony Orchestra, and the Utah Opera. The NBA Utah Jazz play in Salt Lake City.

The University of Utah is also located in Salt Lake City, adding to the community’s education and culture. The region also hosts the Utah Arts Festival each year since the 1970’s, which includes more than 130 booths and 10,000 visitors.

Businesses looking to have a P.O. Box or virtual address in Salt Lake City are joining an elite group of companies. Plus, you get all the benefits of the location withou having to pay for office space or overhead.  


Salt Lake City, UT

The word Utah is derived from the native Ute tribe, which means “people of the mountain,” one that fits the landscape of this state quite well. Most of Utah’s cities and towns are tucked in between snow-capped mountains, looking relatively small next to these natural giants. Utah currently has a population of just over 3 million people, with the capital and largest city being Salt Lake City. 

Utah is known for being a snow sports paradise and a ritzy one at that. Vacationing in Utah involves lush ski resorts, chalets, and great cuisine that make the long winters seem a little less chilly. Utah coined the phrase “the greatest snow on earth” and marketed it to tourists by placing it on state license plates in 2008. 

Several national parks also draw in summer visitors, alongside the widely photographed salt flats. 

The economy in Utah has three major industries: mining, tourism, and energy. Utah works hard on a recognizable state brand, as hospitality and tourism contribute to a large part of the state economy. In addition, Utah produces more energy than it consumes, with huge potential for green energy such as solar and wind power. Utah has been previously voted as a business-friendly state for both small and large-sized corporations, and it has the highest donation rate to charities out of any other state. 

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Utah

Burlington is the biggest city in Vermont, just 45 miles south of the Canadian border, and known as a college town.
Burlington is located north of Shelburne Bay and along the eastern shore of Lake Champlain. Visitors and residents alike enjoy walking the paths and biking around the waterfront spots that only add to the majesty of the city. The city’s economy is based on transportation, health services, and education. The largest employer in the city is the University of Vermont Medical Center, but there are many small businesses thriving as well. The University of Vermont and Champlain College call Burlington home, and there is easy access to commercial airline service through Burlington International Airport. It’s a great overall business environment, with one of the most famous resident companies being Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream, although Burton Snowboards and countless others count Burlington as their base.

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Burlington, VT

The only New England area state without access to the Atlantic, Vermont makes up for the lack of coastline with stunning forests, hills, and rivers. A close neighbor to Quebec, Vermont has a population of 643,504, with the capital being Montpelier and the largest city being Burlington. 

Temperate and beautiful, Vermont has been an ideal location for escape during summer months. Many Canadians enjoy a quick drive over the border for shopping or visiting, adding to the state’s income from tourism. Lakes are popular destinations in the summer, while hunting seasons open up for big game in the fall. Winter brings snow to ski slopes, where beautiful resorts add to the picturesqueness of this state as a whole. 

The economy in Vermont is very diverse despite the small population, with real estate, manufacturing, and natural resource production leading in industry worth. Vermont is a lumber state and a primary source for U.S dairy farming. Second properties are popular here, and many out-of-state visitors invest in short-term rentals located by idyllic spots. 

A Vermont virtual address for business gives you local appeal to a tight knit community, and is great for those looking to run seasonal businesses from out of state. See which cities we love in Vermont today, and pick out one that puts your business a step above the rest! 


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