• Enclosed
• 135,300 trade area
• 825,670 total square feet
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The city of Missoula serves as a hub for western Montana and much of eastern Idaho. Its economy is heavily impacted by professional, technical, and financial services, retail trade, hospitality, and health care—all of which replaced the previous resource-based economy. Additionally, employers with a strong entrepreneurial component comprise the business community. Just three miles away from the property, the University of Montana has a student population of approximately 11,000, providing a strong base of mid-wage jobs and secondary service jobs. A major artistic and cultural point, Missoula offers a variety of employment opportunities in recreational and outdoor activities. Both citizens and tourists enjoy the scenery and beauty of the city’s surroundings, engaging in various outdoor activities. The market value of single-family homes in the Missoula area is increasing at a consistent rate, with prices higher than other parts of Montana as well as the national average.
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