>If anything, it'll become a home first for lifestyle entrepreneurs. It's a lovely place to live, it's easy to start a business, and may become a great 3-year "start a business for fun" destination for expats.

It's not that great for that either. Property rents/prices are sky high and cars are all but unaffordable except for the very wealthy.

If you're location independent you might as well pick somewhere with a lower cost of living.

Added to which, the ease of starting a business is something of a trap. You can only go so long before creating some jobs for locals which isn't so much fun if you want to keep your lifestyle business small.