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Construction · Austin, TX

Business Survival Rate Calculator

58% of Austin businesses (Texas) survive 5 years

Official Bureau of Labor Statistics Business Employment Dynamics data · state-adjusted national benchmarks

Five-Year Survival Probability

58% of Austin businesses (Texas) survive 5 years

79%

1-Year Survival

66%

3-Year Survival

58%

5-Year Survival

State-adjusted estimate for Texas (2019 BLS cohort), combining national construction sector data with Texas's total private-sector survival benchmark. City-specific rates are not published by BLS.

Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Business Employment Dynamics (BED) (2019). Survival rates combine BLS Business Employment Dynamics Table 7 data (2019 opening cohort). National industry rates (by NAICS sector) are adjusted to each state using that state's total private-sector survival ratio relative to the U.S. national average. BLS does not publish industry×state tables directly; this method localizes national sector benchmarks using state total-private survival data.

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Comparative Rankings

Five-year survival benchmarks ranked by state and industry. Click any row to view that combination.

BLS does not publish industry-by-state survival tables. State rates are derived by scaling national sector rates by each state's total private-sector benchmark, so the rank order stays the same across industries (and industry order stays the same across states) — the rates themselves are specific to your selection.

Top 10 States — Highest Survival

Construction · five-year rate

  1. 1

    Connecticut

    62.3%
  2. 2

    West Virginia

    62.2%
  3. 3

    Alaska

    61.3%
  4. 4

    Minnesota

    60.9%
  5. 5

    Pennsylvania

    60.8%
  6. 6

    Ohio

    59.7%
  7. 7

    South Dakota

    59.6%
  8. 8

    Illinois

    59.5%
  9. 9

    California

    59.1%
  10. 10

    North Carolina

    58.6%

Top 10 States — Lowest Survival

Construction · five-year rate

  1. 1

    Washington

    41.2%
  2. 2

    Missouri

    46.8%
  3. 3

    District of Columbia

    48.4%
  4. 4

    Kansas

    50.8%
  5. 5

    Idaho

    51.1%
  6. 6

    Delaware

    51.2%
  7. 7

    Virginia

    51.5%
  8. 8

    Wyoming

    51.6%
  9. 9

    Nevada

    51.7%
  10. 10

    Rhode Island

    52.2%

Top 10 Industries — Highest Survival

Texas · five-year rate

  1. 1

    Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting

    67.6%
  2. 2

    Utilities

    62.7%
  3. 3

    Retail Trade

    62.6%
  4. 4

    Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation

    62.1%
  5. 5

    Real Estate and Rental and Leasing

    62.1%
  6. 6

    Other Services (except Public Administration)

    60.1%
  7. 7

    Educational Services

    60.0%
  8. 8

    Accommodation and Food Services

    59.2%
  9. 9

    Manufacturing

    59.2%
  10. 10

    ConstructionCurrent

    57.5%

Top 10 Industries — Lowest Survival

Texas · five-year rate

  1. 1

    Information

    46.8%
  2. 2

    Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction

    47.2%
  3. 3

    Transportation and Warehousing

    51.6%
  4. 4

    Administrative and Waste Services

    52.0%
  5. 5

    Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services

    52.3%
  6. 6

    Wholesale Trade

    52.5%
  7. 7

    Health Care and Social Assistance

    55.3%
  8. 8

    Finance and Insurance

    55.4%
  9. 9

    ConstructionCurrent

    57.5%
  10. 10

    Accommodation and Food Services

    59.2%

Methodology & Data Sources

Survival rates combine BLS Business Employment Dynamics Table 7 data (2019 opening cohort). National industry rates (by NAICS sector) are adjusted to each state using that state's total private-sector survival ratio relative to the U.S. national average. BLS does not publish industry×state tables directly; this method localizes national sector benchmarks using state total-private survival data.

National benchmarks from the SBA Office of Advocacy (2023) report ~79% one-year and ~50% five-year establishment survival across all industries.

Data vintage: 2019. Last updated: 2026-08-18. View BLS BED Official Documentation →

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