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"the center of one of the hottest economic regions in the world." - TD Economics 2003
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The growing economy, Alberta's competitive
advantage and its ideal location are just a few of the reasons why the
Red Deer Regional Economic Development Partnership calls the Red Deer
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The Central Alberta
Region |
Communities of the
Region | Accommodation |
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Red Deer has the distinction of being the only city
in the Canadian prairies with a potential market of over two million
people within a 160 kilometer radius (90 minute drive). The trade area
within the region itself
has grown to well over 200,000 people creating a major transportation,
distribution and convention hub for Alberta and Western Canada. 
With a young, educated and
productive workforce, reasonable labour costs, competitive corporate
taxes, low personal taxes, competitive utilities and services, a modern
and expanding infrastructure and abundant natural resources, the Red
Deer Region is strategically positioned in all possible perspectives.
A buoyant real estate market offers a full mix of industrial,
commercial, residential and farm property for development or resale. A
full range of retail, wholesale, distribution, promotion and professional
services support regional businesses from the home based entrepreneur to
branch offices of multi-national corporations.
