Arlington, Texas - City of Champions

ARLINGTON, TX IN THE MIDDLE OF SOMETHING BIG (VIDEO SCRIPT)
Located in the heart of the North Texas region with its six million residents is THE
community of choice Arlington, Texas - a city of champions committed to innovative
business practices.
With access to all the amenities of the region, Arlington is THE premier business location
offering a strategic advantage with its integrated transportation network providing access to
Texas, the nation and markets around the globe.
One of Arlingtons key advantages is its proximity to the Dallas-Fort Worth International
Airport one of the largest airfields and business airports in the world. DFW provides direct
routes to any domestic or international market.
The North Texas labor market has a skilled workforce of more than 1.2 million people. The
region is second in the nation only to Californias Silicon Valley in high-tech employment.
Arlington is looking ahead training technology workers of the future.
The University of Texas at Arlington, Tarrant County College and other institutions of higher
education offer advanced technology programs and are expanding their reputations for
research as demonstrated by the recent launch of the Center for Innovation.
Arlingtons business community is comprised of many major corporations. Numerous
business parks offer a variety of flexible development options including the Great Southwest
Industrial Park the largest master-planned industrial park in the United States.
Several renowned developers have also found success in Arlington.
Among the largest industries in the area are business and financial services, logistics,
manufacturing, healthcare and tourism.
The City of Arlington offers a variety of economic development tools, designed with the
specific needs of the business community in mind. These include: tax abatements and
exemptions, a streamlined development process, reinvestment zones, Enterprise Zones and
more. The City also offers assistance in site selection and provides information to meet a
companys individual needs.
North Texas has been at the top of site selection lists for many years and is consistently one
of the largest creators of new jobs, with Arlington ranked as one of the best cities for
relocating families.
Looking for a pro-business community in a prime location and lifestyle second-to-none?
With 4,667 acres of park land and 31 miles of trails, a low cost-of-living and affordable
housing market and entertainment venues for every interest, Arlington offers it all.
A city with a strong commitment to innovation and success, Arlingtons Economic
Development Team will be an advocate in creating successful public-private partnerships.
Just look to Arlington, Texas and let us champion your business!

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[MrRazeem]

we are so poor that i cant dream to visit der :( :'(

[samantha34ize]

city of choke is more like it give up 3 2 run lead in baseball games and tony romo wat can i say the guy is a loser leess thana pieceo f dirt at aikman's shoe bottom

[ArlingtonImpact]

Thank you for the insight into our great city. A new Professional Womens' Football Team is here as well to make an IMPACT in the area. We are excited about the opportunity to give our support in the community, as well as provide women the opportunity to participate in a sport that is loved among so many! Please check us out on Facebook: ARLINGTON IMPACT

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[AggTownHustlaz]

search : In da east side of the AGG haha

[AggTownHustlaz]

mean while in the east side of Arlington...

[ManVideoGame]

The home of Six Flags. I worship you! SFOG don't have crap

[DTownMichelle]

@4536127943cammy02 Fort Worth only had 550,000 and Dallas somewhere around 2million. Arlington is super awesome though.

[stardustdragon10]

today we had a quick hailstorm

[ir10031981]

If you're from Arlington, you probably know by now Division Street is an alternate to Interstate 30, especially before 1978 when you had to pay to drive I-30 for 30 miles between D-FW.

[kimfeilgood]

Don't forget to tout the gas drilling industry that's causing people to worry about their long term health and how they are going to sell homes that are near drilling sites. Notice how an air monitoring system is NOT in the Entertainment District? On the Gas drilling Ordinance, there is no mandate for vapor recovery systems and air quality is last on the list. Also there have been no independant air and water tests so far. UTArlington has drilled 22 wells on the campus...really classy.