The primary trade area includes the rapidly growing cities of Keller, Haslet, Roanoke, Justin, Watauga and Fort Worth. Additionally, the communities of Trophy Club, Southlake and Denton provide an existing and expanding affluent nearby population base. Each day, the site is visible to more than approximately 70,000 vehicles on Interstate-35W.

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With more than 685,000 people, Fort Worth is ranked the fastest growing city in the U.S. with populations over 500,000. The city's population has increased 22 percent from 2000 to 2006, and most 75% of this growth is concentrated in the north development corridor leading to the Champions Circle location. Of the 37,000 people who moved to Fort Worth in 2005, 70 percent moved into this immediate area.

Home values in the north Fort Worth/Alliance area generally range from $110,000-500,000.

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48,905 new lots platted and/or planned; 1,959 apartment units within 5-mile radius

Within a 5-mile radius of Champions Circle there are 110 expanding and new residential subdivisions with a total of 48,905 new lots platted and/or planned. Additionally, there are 8 planned multi-family communities with a total of 1,959 apartment and condominium units. Together, this projects an additional 150,000+ people in this 5-mile radius.

*demographic data sources: Residential Strategies, © Mapinfo Corporation, Buxton®, Claritas, Inc., Prizm NE®, © 2007, infoUSA, Inc., © 2007, National Research Bureau, © 2007, Mediamark Research, Inc., © 2007, Geographic Data Technology, Inc, © 2007

The primary trade area includes the rapidly growing cities of Keller, Haslet, Roanoke, Justin, Watauga and Fort Worth. Additionally, the communities of Trophy Club, Southlake and Denton provide an existing and expanding affluent nearby population base. Each day, the site is visible to more than approximately 70,000 vehicles on Interstate-35W.