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7 cities that offer your business a competitive edge
The blue print to sucess in business is the bottom line.....
Lateral thinking is one of the hallmarks of modern business. And lateral thinking is precisely what evocities are all about. By thinking outside the square of the capital cities, some of the world's leading companies have identified the enormous cost savings to be had by locating in a regional centre. Here we present you with no less than seven genuine and viable options for the future success of your enterprise.
Wagga Wagga
In the heart of the NSW Riverina, Wagga Wagga has a Gross Regional Product approaching $3.4 billion and enjoyed 5% growth over the four years to 2009-10.
Armidale
Famed as a centre for excellence in education, and the first city in mainland Australia to receive the NBN, Armidale is located in the picturesque New England region.
Bathurst
Just two hours by road to the west of Sydney, Bathurst has a Gross Regional Product of $4.5 billion p.a., and has enjoyed positive population growth over the past decade.
Albury
Situated on the border of New South Wales and Victoria, this is a vibrant city with a regional population of 170,000 and a Gross Regional Product of $2.95 billion p.a.
Orange
At around $2 billion, the Gross Regional Product of Orange is steadily climbing thanks to the boom in Australian mineral resources and its associated benefits.
Tamworth
Strategically located midway between Sydney and Brisbane, Tamworth has an economy of $2 billion Gross Regional Product, supporting approximately 22,000 jobs.
Dubbo
The focal point of the NSW Western Plains, Dubbo sustains a GRP of around $2 billion and has seen over $120 million in non-residential investment between 2009 and 2011.
