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NO. 2 BEST PLACE No. 2 Best Place to Live in the U.S. A Community of Contentment TO LIVE q Money Magazine]Óä£È >Óä£È+Õ>ÌÞvviÃÕÀÛiÞ]x¯ vÀiÃ`iÌÃ}>Ûi `i*À>Ài}` IN THE U.S. ÀiÝViiÌÀ>Ì}à Money Magazine 2016 No. 2 Lake Beach Town in America q WalletHub]Óä£n The Great Outdoors / iVÌÞL>ÃÌÃÎÇ«>ÀÃ]£Ç>ià / ifastest-growingÀi} >`ÓääiÃvÃ`iÜ>Ã>`ÌÀ>à iÃÌ> – U.S. Census population report `i*À>ÀiÃÜvÀÌÃJack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course] i>À*>Ì ]Ü V VÕ`iÃ>ÕÝÕÀÞ }>Ìi`ÀiÃ`iÌ>VÕÌÞ 4 TRADE AREA /À>`i>Ài>««Õ>Ì\1,003,665 ƂÛiÀ>}i\$126,512 Highest >}ÃÕÀÀÕ`}> V«iÌÌÀà Elk River Forest Lake Ramsey xi`>ÞÌi««Õ>Ì\210,275* St Michael -iÛiÀ>ÜÀ` i>`µÕ>ÀÌiÀÃ>` 12 Maple Grove vÕÀÀÌÕixääV«>iÃV> Rosedale Center `i*À>Ài i\ Ridgedale Center Minneapolis "*/1`ÛÃv1Ìi`i>Ì V>Ài St Paul 94 Minnetonka -Õ«iÀ6>Õ Hutchinson Southdale Center °°,LÃ7À`Ü`i 494 35W Î «>Þ 212 58%và ««iÀÃÛiÜÌ £äià 15 miles Lakeville -ÌÀ}iÃÌà ««iÀ«iiÌÀ>ÌiÝÌi`à 30 miles i>ÀÞ30 milesvÀÌ i«À«iÀÌÞ 45 miles 52 Legend 15 miles 169 Top 75% of Trips Sources: Alexander Babbage & *ESRI 5 TRADE AREA MORE SHOPPERS WITH INCOME OF $100,000+ Within a 5-mile Radius Eden Prairie Center Southdale Center Ridgedale Center Rosedale Center Average HH Income $132,691 $108,042 $111,397 $77,557 HH Income > $100,000 48.64% 37.22% 39.76% 24.59% Median Disposable $75,366 $58,437 $61,641 $42,668 Income Annual HH Spending: Apparel & Services, Tech, $16,986 $13,900 $14,371 $10,370 Dining Out, Groceries Avg HH Size 2.40 2.27 2.24 2.34 Source: ESRI 6 TRADE AREA «>Ài`ÌÌÀ>`i>Ài>>V«iÌÌÀÃ\ ÕiÃÌÃÛÃÌ11% more often Ì ÞÛÃÌvÀiµÕiVÞv1.9 ƂÛiÀ>}iÛÃÌ`ÕÀ>Ì\1 hour, 31 minutes Àiv `i*À>Ài iÌiÀ½Ãà ««iÀÃ\ 6 To Highway 1 >Ûi>>$100,000 (49%) State Highway 5 >ÛiV `Ài(34%) U.S. 212 (92,000) Interstate 494 (102, 000) 4.85% «ÀiVÌi`««Õ>ÌVÀi>ÃiÜÌ xiÃÛiÀÌ iiÝÌx Restaurant Opportunity Þi>ÀÃ]Ü V Ã16.9%}Ài>ÌiÀÌ >1°-°>ÛiÀ>}i `i*À>Ài iÌiÀ½ÃÌÀ>`i>Ài>V>«ÌÕÀiÃÌ iÃÌvÌ i24 – 56 age demographic (56%) Flying Cloud Drive (31,500) ) Prairie Center Drive (20,800 Prairie Center Drive (33,000) Source: Alexander Babbage 7 90 SHOPS AND RESTAURANTS 10 MILLION SHOPPERS ANNUALLY 1.3 MILLION SF ƂV Àà >Ì> EDEN PRAIRIE CENTER 6>ÕÀ -7 />À}iÌ "` >ÛÞ ½Ã "/ *iiÞ Buckle - -­Now Open!® V½Ã Ƃ / i>ÌÀià />LÌà >ÀiÃE Li American Eagle Outfitters Eddie Bauer 6VÌÀ>¿Ã-iVÀiÌ i½Ã7i>À ÕÃi ÌV ià >Ì E `Þ7Àà Ƃ`Ài 8 EDEN PRAIRIE CENTER }E ÌiÀÌ>iÌ7} ,iViÌ$6.4 millionÀiÛ>ÌÌ£nÃVÀii / i>ÌÀiÃ>`Ƃ8 / iÞ*Ài>ÌƂ Ì iÃÌ>Ìi viÃÌ> >ÀiÃE Li ÃiiÀà }\ 7`vÀi-Ìi>Ã] «ÃE-i>v` ,Ƃ6 ƂiÀV>ÌV iE-Õà >À *>iÀ> Ài>` 9µÕVÃiÀÛiÀiÃÌ>ÕÀ>Ìà ƂÌÜiÀ}]UVQT[ƂTGRNCEG«ÀÛ`iÃ> VâÞ>L>Vi 9 SCHEELS ƂiÜ«ÀiiÀëÀÌ} }`Ã>`ÕÌ`ÀviÃÌÞi NOW OPEN `iÃÌ>Ì 248,000 SFv>}à «V>Ì Largest SCHEELS in the state of MinnesotaCPFVJGGPVKTG09TGIKQP /Þ«V>Þ]- -V>ÌÃ`À>Ü Ã ««iÀÃvÀ> 150-mile radius 4xvÌ°£2V>À`ÀiÀÀÃÜ ii £È]äää}>Ã>ÌÜ>ÌiÀ>µÕ>ÀÕÜÌ ÃÌ>vv`ÛiÀÃ>`ÇäävÃ Ü 9ÕÌ ÌÞÃÌ>Ì ÕââÜ}½ÃV>`Þà « >½Ã >viE vvii- « >ÃiÀà Ì}>ÀV>`i >}>ÀV>`i -«ÀÌÃ-Õ>ÌÀÃ\}v]ÃVViÀ] ViÞ] L>ÃiL>]vÌL>]L>ÃiÌL> 7`viÕÌ> * Ì«Ã Over 1,000 brands VÕ`}1`iÀ ƂÀÕÀ]<iÃÃ]/ÌiÃÌ] >>Ü>Þ]E1}} *SCHEELS operated a 20,000 SF concept store at Eden Prairie Center from 2006 to 2020, with an emphasis on clothing and shoes for women, men and youth. 10 - - iÜ«ÀiVÌi`ÌÀ>`i>Ài> iÜ*ÀiVÌi`/À>`i>Ài> `i*À>Ài iÌiÀ «ÃÌ«i} «ÀiVÌi`ÌÀ>`i>Ài> äià With the addition of - - department store]Ì iViÌiÀ¿Ã /À>`iƂÀi>ëÀiVÌi`ÌiÝ«>`Õ«Ì OKNGUÌÌ iÀÌ ]ÜiÃÌ>` xäià ÃÕÌ ÜiÃÌ°/ ÃÜÕ`VÕ`i> CFFKVKQPCN/RQVGPVCKNUJQRRGTUÌ Ì iViÌiÀ° 2TQLGEVGF6TCFG#TGC-G[(CEVU v *«Õ>Ì\ v ÕÃi `Ã\ %TQUU5JQRRKPI2QVGPVKCN ,iÃi>ÀV à ÜÃÌ >Ìv- - à ««iÀÃÜÛÃÌÌ iÀ>Ài>ÃvÌ iViÌiÀ >``ÌÌ- -° / iCXGTCIGFKUVCPEGÌÀ>Ûii`vÀ à ««iÀÃÛÃÌ}- -ÃÌÀiÃ Ü V >ÀiÓää³-ÃOKNGU -ÕÀVi\ƂiÝ>`iÀ >LL>}i THE SHOPPER The Eden Prairie Center Shopper ÃÜii`ÕV>Ìi`­xÓ°{¯ >Ûi>Vi}i`i}Àii À } iÀ® >ÃÌ i } iÃÌÕLiÀvÜÌ V `Ài >Ã>ÃÌÀ}>vvÌÞvÀÛ>ÕiÌLÀ`}iÀiÌ>LÀ>`à £ Source: Alexander Babbage 1. 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