So why Mansfield???

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Mansfield is truly

Mansfield offers a superb location near the heart of the Dallas/fort Worth Metroplex, 20 miles from downtown Dallas, and 18 miles from downtown fort Worth. 

Our proximity to DFW International Airport and the industrial Alliance Airport places Mansfield

at a geographic and air traffic center of the nation.  From Mansfield you are in the position to be anywhere in the world in just a few short hours. In addition, being located in the Central Time Zone allows communication to the east and west coast for the majority of the workday. 

Many opportunities exist in terms of land availability within Mansfield.  Although Mansfield is the third largest city in Tarrant County by area, approximately 67 percent of the City's 38.8 square miles of land area is undeveloped. Available sites vary in size and highway access, and typically offer native trees, rolling hills, and grassy meadows, all enhancing creative site development.

Mansfield enjoys a temperature year around climate with average annual temperatures from the high 30's in January to the mid and upper 90's in August. Annual rainfall averages between 32 and 36 inches.

Mansfield's unique quality of life provides the perfect complement to an excellent business opportunity.  A low crime rate, combined with exceptional recreational, cultural and educational resources, create a supportive, pleasing environment for employees and their families.

Opportunities for quality development in combination with exceptional quality of life, that's Mansfield.

Why Mansfield?
Excellent location, exceptional workforce and high quality of life are three prime reasons for locating your business in Mansfield, Texas. 

Location
Mansfield business and pleasure travelers are approximately 16 miles away from Dallas/fort Worth International Airport, and a mere 40 minutes from the nation's first all-industrial airport, Alliance Airport. Mansfield's roadway network includes three major routes, plus access to the Metroplex's 6 Interstates, 10 U.S. and 19 State highways. Approximately sixty seven percent of Mansfield's total land area is undeveloped and businesses of all types are able to select from two major electric companies along with access to all other utilities. State-of-the-art telecommunication services are offered to all customers.

Workforce
Mansfield residents are well educated, skilled, and successful. Workers of all professions, skill levels and salaries are located within an easy thirty-minute commute of Mansfield. Numerous technical, vocational and advanced education institutions are located in surrounding communities. Over one-third of adult Mansfield residents have earned a bachelor's degree and fifty percent are 25-54 years of age.

Quality of Life
Finally, Mansfield's quality of life is among the highest in the Dallas/fort Worth Metroplex. The average new single-family dwelling built during FY 2000 was valued at over $122,000, and the average annual family income is estimated to be $65,985. In comparison, Mansfield's cost of living is lower than the majority of U.S. major metropolitan areas and is one of the safest communities in the region. Families find an excellent public school system, convenient and diverse shopping opportunities, easy access to area lakes and cultural and recreational events in Arlington, Fort Worth and Dallas.  Mansfield's city management is highly qualified, and the City is financially stable with bond ratings of 'A-' and 'Baa1' from Standard & Poors and Moody's Investor Services, respectively.

POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS 

The City of Mansfield is continuing a trend of dramatic growth due to the availability of quality education, a safe environment, and an abundance of affordable land. New residents find quality housing developments featuring many facilities and conveniences within each community. 

Mansfield was the fastest growing community in Tarrant County during FY 00. From a 2000 base population of approximately 29,900, recent demographic projections from the City of Mansfield's Planning Department forecasts the population of Mansfield to surpass 50,353 by 2005. This represents a 69 % increase in population over the next five years. An abundance of undeveloped land allows for growth and development to continue. Based on the current land use plan, Mansfield's ultimate population is estimated to be approximately 250,000. 

The 1990 U.S. Census provides insight into the general characteristics of the population of Mansfield. Families are the dominant unit as over 73 % of total households are married couple households. Additionally, 69 % of the population is under the age of 40 and 23 % fall between the ages of 40 and 61. 

The family is also evident in Mansfield's housing characteristics.  Eighty-one percent of total dwelling units are single family and 77 .1 % are owner occupied, both indicating a stable community.