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1 Presentation to the National Restaurant Owners Association
Golden Grove Public Relations Department

2 Golden Grove City Profile
Population 218,381 Households 62,394 Average years in residence 6.8 Owner occupied 75%

3 Increased Demand for New Restaurants in Golden Grove
Large family base New theaters Clientele from nearby cities New retail outlets Vibrant economic climate Growing population Community loyal to local merchants Close to major suburbs Small number of restaurants relative to population

4 Current Number of Establishments

5 The new town center scheduled to open next year is licensed for 16 food establishments with early lease signing bonuses.

6 Golden Grove Food Establishments Average Annual Revenue

7 Grow Your Business in Golden Grove!

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