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Chenal Valley and Little Rock, Arkansas, provide a natural setting for a successful business environment.

Creating one of the South's most prestigious communities, Chenal Valley's expertly planned 4,700 acres has been selected by an upscale demographic, giving retail businesses an affluent customer base, and providing a destination for the 1 million-plus population of central Arkansas's selective consumers.

• Population Demographics (2008 estimate): 3 miles 30,790; 5 miles 63,794; 10 miles 214,100; MSA 767,310
• 2,310 current residences in 32 neighborhoods; 4,600 residences when fully developed
• 800-member Chenal Country Club with 36 holes of championship golf
• $250,000 to $2 million homes provide diverse demographics (2009 average price was $402,000)
• $110,902, Chenal Valley's household average income
• 340,000 square feet lifestyle shopping center, The Promenade at Chenal
• 800 acres of commercial property including retail, general office, office park and corporate headquarters, multi-family and institutional
• Traffic counts at Chenal Parkway and Kirk Road, 29,000; and at The Promenade at Chenal 23,000

Build your bottom line in Chenal Valley, and enjoy the economic resilience of a mid-south marketplace outperforming its peer communities. For more information, contact Chenal Properties, Inc. at 800-848-9559.

About Little Rock

Little Rock is the capital of Arkansas, with a metropolitan area population of 628,293. More than one million people live within an hour’s drive of Little Rock. The major employers are medical, financial, service, government and manufacturing.

Little Rock is centrally located where the Southeast meets the Southwest. Distances by highway to major nearby cities include Dallas, 307 miles; Houston, 443 miles; Oklahoma City, 348 miles; Tulsa, 288 miles; Kansas City, 405 miles; St. Louis, 360 miles; Louisville, 522 miles; Nashville, 360 miles; Atlanta, 523 miles; Memphis, 139 miles and New Orleans, 437 miles.

Moody’s Investment Service has named Little Rock the second most diverse economy in America. Scoring a 95.1 out of a possible 100 and second only to Chicago, Little Rock’s economy and employment profile match almost perfectly with the nation’s. In other words, so goes Little Rock, so goes America.

That means strong, stable growth. In fact, Forbes magazine ranked Little Rock 21st out of 150 metropolitan areas on its list of the best places in America for business and careers. The ranking was based on income, job growth and cost of doing business, as well as labor, crime rates, housing costs and net migration.

As a result, Expansion Magazine named Little Rock among America’s “50 Hottest Cities” for business expansion. Prominent site location consultants from all over the country were asked to list their top city choices for relocating and expanding manufacturing, distribution, back office or headquarters facilities.

Little Rock statistics provided by the Little Rock Regional Chamber of Commerce.