Personally I'm a big fan of the NYC startup scene. First of all if you are creating a B2B that isn't selling to tech companies then NYC is ideal. Many times we'

Personally I'm a big fan of the NYC startup scene. First of all if you are creating a B2B that isn't selling to tech companies then NYC is ideal. Many times we've been able to take a quick subway ride across town to pitch our product at the NYC headquarters of some large company that is interested in our product. And that's helped us sell our product to businesses like Hugo Boss and Ralph Lauren. Second of all I like the community. There are lots of interesting meetups and hackathons going on, and while I'm sure SF has more I feel that NYC has more than enough to satisfy me. And third I like the energy of NYC. It is a great city to accomplish things in because it really has an infective spirit of getting things done. It's hard for me to explain, but the city is always busy and there are always people around you working and getting things done. Anyway I don't know much about the Boston scene so I can't properly compare the two, but I can say that I like NYC a lot.