Demographics

Population:  123,730 (As of January 1, 2012)

Location
Located in heart of the DFW metropolitan area (6.2 million population) and in Denton and Collin Counties, Central Time Zone 25 minutes from DFW International Airport & Love Field Airport; 20 minutes from downtown Dallas

Transportation
State Highway 121, Tollway, US 380 with easy access to SH-161, I-35, US 75
BNSF Railway

Developments
Premier business parks including Hall Office Park, Frisco Square, Duke Bridges
TIF
Historic Downtown
Premier Sporting Venues

Corporate Presence (sampling)

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Targeted Industries include: Computers & Electronics, Medical Services, Telecommunications, Financial Services, Software & Media, Entertainment & Recreation, & Renewable Energy

Low Property tax, no state income tax, non union state

Office development:        4,179,000 SF                       Retail rentable area:     8,137,000 SF    

Workforce/Education
Educated workforce – 54% of our population, 25 years or older have a Bachelors Degree or Higher
Served by three Award winning public school districts: Frisco ISD - 4A, Prosper ISD -3A, Lewisville ISD - 5A and recognized private school Legacy Christian Academy
The City of Frisco is home to four colleges and universities; with eighteen more within a 60 mile radius. Frisco is home to the following campuses: Amberton University, University of Dallas, University of Texas - Arlington, and Collin County Community College

Quality of Life
Frisco has over 1369-acres of developed park land in 43 park sites throughout the community
The city has 56 miles of Hike & Bike Trails
Home to the largest private collection of contemporary outdoor sculpture in the country with works of art (all owned by Craig Hall) by James Surls, Frances Bagley and Isaac Smith.
Frisco is home to three unique golf courses
Home to the Discovery Center and Sci-tech museum
Future home to the Museum of the American Railroad

Pro-Business/Pro-Growth City
Aggressive Incentive program
Professional Economic Development Staff to Assist
Frisco’s population has grown 210 percent since 2000

Updated Population Projections
We’re modeling 3 different growth rates at this time. All models are subject to change (market conditions, etc.).

Please Note: Several large projects are expected to come online starting in 2012, including Phillips Creek Ranch and the Lawler parcels, as well as two MF and one Mixed-Use project. Other large projects that should make an impact at the mid to latter half of the decade (and into the next) include Main Place, Frisco Market Center, and Newman Village. These projects alone, when completed, will add approx. 31,000 people / 12,700 units.

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