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Get to the Movies in the Memorial District in Time for Awards Season

Hollywood is gearing up for awards season with big movie releases you won’t want to miss. Here in the Memorial District, you have multiple movie theater options with Cinemark Memorial City and Studio Movie Grill CITYCENTRE. Plus, keep an eye out on our social media pages for updates about occasional free movie experiences in places like The Square at Memorial City and The Plaza at CITYCENTRE.

At both Cinemark and Studio Movie Grill, there other great reasons to visit in addition to the featured presentations on the silver screen. For example, Cinemark’s Movie Club offers 20% off concessions, waived online fees, and one 2D ticket per month. They also have senior days, student discounts, discount Tuesdays, early bird discount on early movie times, a military discount, and more.

Then, over at SMG, you can find delicious meals on their dine-in service menu. It always includes specialty treats and adult beverages that correspond with the films on offer or the season itself. Does this sound fun to you? Remember, you can always find movie release dates and times at Cinemark Memorial City and Studio Movie Grill CITYCENTRE.

To see some of the movies showing now and coming soon, read on.

355 — January 7

A Journal for Jordan — December 25

American Underdog — December 17

Christmas with The Chosen: The Messengers — Out now

Clifford the Big Red Dog — Out now

Encanto — Out now

Eternals — Out now

Ghostbusters: Afterlife — Out now

House of Gucci — Out now

King Richard — Out now

Morbius — January 28

Nightmare Alley — December 17

Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City — Out now

Scream — January 14

Sing 2 — December 22

Spider-Man: No Way Home — December 17

The King’s Man — December 22

The Matrix: Resurrections — December 22

Turning Red — March 11

Venom: Let There Be Carnage — Out now

West Side Story — Out now

Season’s greetings from the Memorial District! Our community is alive with shopping action for this festive season. If shipping problems and out-of-stock notices online got you down, find one-of-a-kind items, exciting experiences, and opportunities to save right here at your favorite retailers. The Memorial District has it all, from glitzy and glamorous gifts to personalized presents.

 

Kitchen items

Are you giving a gift to someone who enjoys being in the kitchen? Pop into Sur La Table in and spoil the person on your list with state-of-the-art kitchenware in fabulous colors and materials or check out Williams Sonoma where you can always find the Gift of the Day. Also, sneak a peek at the exciting things you can find in Macy's and Dillard's at Memorial City Mall. For example, the homeware tends to be on sale during the holiday season.

Fashions

If you are shopping for a fashionista who always needs to stay on-trend, shop local at Anything Bling Boutique, Hemline, Saige & Rose, Zara, Anthropologie, or Free People. There you'll find the latest styles in booties, shackets, skirts, tops, and coats that are stylish. For western chick and on-trend boho styles, check out Marlo Miller Boutique. Classic styles can always be found at Chico’s and Talbots. The Gap is always popular for menswear and Jos. A Bank for classic styles. Nordstrom Rack on Bunker Hill Road is a great place for holiday shoppers to find premium name-brand items that won’t tighten their purse strings. If the person you are shopping for is picky, say happy holidays with a gift card to any of these locations so that they can shop 'til they drop.

 

Makeup and skincare

If makeup and skincare are the person's game, head to Sephora or Morphe. Find gift sets in just about everything you can imagine, such as fragrances for men and women, skincare sets, eyeshadow palette sets, lipstick sets, the most beautiful mascara sets, and more. With these presents, you can give the gift of great skin and Instagrammable makeup looks.

 

Jewelry

Want to give something that sparkles to someone you love? Kendra Scott, James Avery, and Pandora are ready to meet your jewelry needs. Pick out a necklace, a bracelet, or a set of earrings at the Color Bar in Kendra Scott, and fill your loved one's heart with vibrant colors and classic styles. Add a meaningful charm to your loved one's Pandora bracelet to let them know how much you care this holiday season. Personalize that unique charm or ring at James Avery with your very own special message. And if diamonds are on the list, check out the specialty items at Endless Diamonds. For a truly unique piece of jewelry, visit China Baroque.

 

Books and Electronics

Stop by AT&T or Verizon in person to compare their latest smartphones, like the iPhone 13, and the corresponding plans. Visit Barnes & Noble and get on board with their monthly book selections or book clubs.

 

 

Children’s items

Shopping for new parents? You can find excellent baby clothes at Carter’s, leading brand of baby clothes in the United States. Similarly, you could find great educational toys at Learning Express Toys, where associates can talk to you in person about the right toys for the right ages. The popularity of dolls never fades so visit American Girl Doll for a large variety of doll styles.

HomeGoods

Bath and Body Works always has fabulously scented candles that elevate the holiday candle gift. And you definitely want to give each one a sniff before you purchase. The Accessory Place and Pottery Barn have fabulous home furnishings.  In these stores, it takes visiting the store to find that perfect gem of a gift that you would never have found otherwise. Visit Flora Culture and give the gift of a beautiful plant. Everyone loves trying out a massage chair, which makes Relax the Back a fun spot for shopping. Furthermore, they have great gift items for anyone who has ever had back pain.

Specialty items, services and gift cards

Local retailers like Mine Gifts & Monograms are area treasures you should check out to find special personalized gifts for the holidays. Once you have found the perfect gifts, look to the Hallmark store for cards, bags, and more. For example, pick up gift cards from Bowlmor Houston, where there are holiday specials on offer right now.

 

Similarly, a voucher for gorgeous nail enhancement services at Nails and Spa of Bunker Hill could be a hit for a friend who loves manicures and pedicures. Along the same lines, for the pet lover in your life, swing by the Bunker Hill Groomer to get pet supplies or a gift card for a future service, such as a nail trim for your loved one’s dog or cat.

 

Sweet Treats

Food always makes a great gift. Cookies, pies, cakes and other goodies from places like Three Brothers Bakery and chocolates from places like Bateel and Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory are great places to check out for some delectable treats for friends and loved ones.

 

You can find everything you need right here in the Memorial District. While you’re out and about, you are sure to see fun holiday sights and sounds that you and your family will remember for years to come. Plus, if you get out and about by December 16, you could snap a selfie in the District and participate in our holiday selfie drawing to win big prizes.

 

Happy holidays!

The Memorial District is the place to be during the holidays. With fun events throughout the festive season, you will find fun experiences and make special memories.

Participate in the Memorial District Thanksgiving food drive through November 24 by donating food to Memorial City and Kids' Meals food drive at Guest Services near the Food Court at the West Entrance by the Fireplace.

 

Also, stop by the Memorial City Thanksgiving Fest and Market on Sunday, November 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. near Torchy's Tacos and Mia's Table. There will be food trucks, kids treats, live music, and much more.

Find everything from fresh baked goods to pet accessories, local honey, handmade jewelry, unique gifts, and even fresh salsas. Plus, there will be a place to give donations for the Thanksgiving Food Drive mentioned above.

Then, this year, Santa Claus is back at Memorial City Mall to meet the kiddos and take pictures with the whole family through the holidays. You can reserve a spot at this link, and be sure to check it out before December 7 to get special early bird savings.

Similarly, every Monday through December 20, bring your pets to Memorial City Mall to take pictures with Santa Claus. Make a reservation at this link. Your pets must be on leashes or in carriers, and you must be in control of the animal and have proof of its current tags and shots.

Santa Claus is coming to town a little early at CITYCENTRE, too. This year, he will be at Holiday in the Plaza presented by Sewell Cadillac from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday, November 27. He will ring in the festive season and pose for pictures, too. Plus, he will arrive in a Sewell Cadillac that guests can help fill with donations of new, unwrapped toys to The Salvation Army. When you donate, you will get a chance to take a complimentary picture with the man in red himself.

 

Then, throughout December, you can check out the beautiful Singing Trees near Urban Outfitters, Fellini, and Paper Source. These unique trees have become an annual holiday spectacle, as the lights react to sound and make a wintry wonderland right here in the Memorial District. Check CITYCENTRE's website for special dates and times of light shows that blend with live music.

iTri Events' 10th Annual Rudolph Fun Run benefiting Firefighters Helping Firefighters will be at CITYCENTRE on Saturday, December 11. Runners can participate in the Dasher 10K, Rudolph 5K, or Cupid 1K. This event encourages runners to wear holiday costumes, and the person with the best Christmas outfit will win a prize. Plus, take pictures with Santa Claus at the event as well.

From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., you can ring in the new year with Noon Year's Eve, a family-friendly activity in the Plaza at CITYCENTRE. A DJ will play the dance hits to give you a fun soundtrack for all the child-friendly activities, such as face painting, balloon artistry, and more.

Have fun during the official countdown to 2022 on New Year's Eve on Friday, December 31, at CITYCENTRE. The party starts at 9:30 p.m. in the Plaza, where there will be a concert to rock and roll you into the new year. Then, set a New Year's resolution and count down with a one-minute fireworks show. Area hotels like The Moran will have excellent New Year's Eve specials, too.

Not sure where to begin with all the excitement on the way? Set your focus on having a fabulous Thanksgiving, and check out our blog post on everything you need to know for Turkey Day. Then enjoy all the great holiday activities in the Memorial District.

Exciting things are happening in the Memorial District, with Houston-based Midway working on new projects at CITYCENTRE. There are two big developments, one called CITYCENTRE Two and another called CITYCENTRE Seven.

CITYCENTRE Two is already 96% leased, and Amazon Web Services, Jacobs, Infosys, and Pin Oak will occupy some of the new office space. The space is now open, so come on by and check it out.

"We are thrilled that CITYCENTRE is emerging as an innovation hub for new office tenants," Robert Williamson, vice president of investment management for Midway, said in a press release regarding the CITYCENTRE Two space. "These companies are pioneers of technology and energy, and it is humbling to be able to offer these top-of-the-line office spaces for Houstonians in the process."

Then, CITYCENTRE Seven will include modern office spaces, a beautiful new hotel, and ground-floor retail.  It will surround about one acre of land. Located on the site of the former Four Points by Sheraton Hotel at the southeast corner of Interstate 10 and Beltway 8, CITYCENTRE Seven is expected to open in early 2022.

Midway also hired a new senior vice president of hospitality development, Jonathan Horowitz, who will lead the company's new in-house hospitality development group. The creation of this new group coincides with the CITYCENTRE Seven effort and the new hotel and restaurants.

"There exists a unique opportunity to further expand upon Midway's hospitality holdings through organic growth, strategic partnerships, and potential acquisitions; I am looking forward to leading that effort," Horowitz recently told the Houston Business Journal. One of his team's objectives will be to review Midway's restaurant segment, which means new and exciting dining experiences could be on the horizon for CITYCENTRE soon as well.

Stay tuned for further details about the new shops, restaurants, workspaces, and hotel experiences!

Photo courtesy of Midway.

Notice to Property Owners in Harris County Municipal Management District #1 aka Memorial Management District

The Memorial Management District is issuing a call for participation in the Holiday Decor Installation Proposals in accordance with its established terms (found below). Qualified projects could receive up to 50% reimbursement for actual installation and removal costs. Interested property owners must respond to this notice by November 21, 2021 to be eligible for consideration for the fiscal year 2022 reimbursement. Please send your request and project description to:

Memorial Management District
Attn: Pat Walters
9821 Katy Freeway, Suite 170
Houston, TX 77024
patw@memorialdistrict.org

Terms for Holiday Decor Agreement

I. Call for Projects

At the end of each fiscal year, the Board will determine available funds for holiday decor reimbursement projects for the following fiscal year. Based on the availability of funds, the Board will issue a request to all District property owners for application to the District for holiday projects expected to be completed during the following fiscal year.

All applications must be submitted to the District within 30 days of the call for projects issued by the Board.
Applicants must respond to the District's notice of award within 30 days indicating owner's intent to participate in the Program for the following fiscal year.

The Board will enter into an annual reimbursement agreement with applicants for reimbursement the lesser of fifty percent (50%) or $10 per lineal foot of the actual costs to install and remove holiday decor in the public right of way within the District, subject to all the following criteria:

  • The holiday decor installations must be located within the boundaries of the District and in the public right of way.
  • The electrical installation (not included) must be located underground within public street right-of-way.
  • Reimbursement will be for out-of-pocket installation and removal costs only (not included for reimbursement: cost of storage, cost of repair and replacement, equipment purchase or leasing, design costs or any necessary electrical work to support lights). Applicants will be required to provide the necessary design or engineering (if any) at their sole cost and expense.
  • Costs to be considered for reimbursement to occur beginning October 1 and removal before March 1.
  • Only décor that utilizes clear/white holiday lights will be reimbursed.

II. Reimbursement

Upon confirmation by the District’s Executive Director that a holiday lighting project has been completed (including both installation and removal), project owners must submit the following documentation for payment:

  • Summary of payment of eligible costs
  • Proof of contractor payments and waivers of liens.
  • Any information necessary for a reimbursement report to be prepared.

Posted on 10/21/21

 

Notice to Property Owners in Harris County Municipal Management District #1 aka Memorial Management District

The Memorial Management District is issuing a call for utility burial projects in accordance with its established term sheet (found below). Qualified projects could receive up to 60% reimbursement for actual construction costs. Interested property owners must respond to this notice by November 21, 2021 to be eligible for 2022 reimbursement. Please send your request and project description to:

Memorial Management District
Attn: Pat Walters
9821 Katy Freeway, Suite 170
Houston, TX 77024
patw@memorialdistrict.org

Term Sheet for Utility Burial Reimbursement Agreement

I. Call for Projects

At the end of each fiscal year, the Board will determine available funds for utility burial reimbursement projects for the following fiscal year. Based on the availability of funds and any outstanding reimbursement obligations, the Board will issue a request to all District property owners for application to the District for utility burial projects expected to be completed during the following fiscal year.

All applications must be submitted to the District within 30 days of the request issued by the Board.

Property owners must respond to the District's notice of award within 60 days indicating owner's intent to participate in the Program for the following fiscal year.

The Board will enter into a reimbursement agreement with applicants for reimbursement of up to sixty percent (60%) of the construction costs (not design costs) to bury overhead utility lines within the District, subject to all of the following criteria:

  • The overhead utilities to be relocated must be located within the boundaries of the District and adjacent to public streets.
  • The overhead utilities must be relocated underground within either public street right-of-way or a utility easement.
  • Reimbursement will be for out-of-pocket construction costs only (not design costs). Applicants will be required to provide the necessary easement(s) and design engineering at their sole cost and expense.

II.  Allocation of Reimbursement

If the District enters into reimbursement agreements with more than one applicant in the first fiscal year, the Board will determine the allocation of available funds for reimbursement during the first year of the project's reimbursement period based on estimated reimbursable project costs.

In subsequent years, project owners which were not fully reimbursed for a utility burial reimbursement project in the prior fiscal year(s) will be reimbursed pro-rata in the same proportions prior to reimbursements being made for projects to be completed that fiscal year.

Any project which is the subject of a reimbursement agreement which is not completed during the fiscal year designated in such reimbursement agreement will be required to reapply for reimbursement during a future fiscal year.

III. Request for Reimbursement

Upon completion of a utility burial project, project owners must submit the following documentation for payment:

  • Summary of payment of eligible costs
  • Proof of contractor payments and waivers of liens
  • Evidence of project acceptance by applicable utility provider’s

A reimbursement audit will be prepared by the District's auditor prior to release of funds.

on 10/21/2021

 

Attend the Public Safety Town Hall and Community BBQ on Saturday, November 13, 2021 at 11:00 AM. The event will take place at Agnes Moffitt Park at 10645 Hammerly Blvd., and overflow parking will be available at the Guthrie Center.

Enjoy free food, door prizes, and family-friendly activities. The event will also pay tribute to US veterans. Speakers at the event will include Houston Police Department’s Chief Troy Finner and Chief Samuel Peña as well as Crime Stoppers of Houston and Public Safety Committee Chair Abbie Kamin.

This event was made possible in part by sponsorship from the Memorial Management District but also the City of Houston, the Spring Branch District, the Energy Corridor, the Houston Police Officers’ Union, the Houston Professional Firefighters’ Association, the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, the Near Northwest Management District, and more. Keep an eye out at the event for exciting door prizes, including special prizes you can use right here in the Memorial District!

Learn more about the event below.

Welcome to the District, The Flora Culture. Located in CITYCENTRE, The Flora Culture offers a fresh take on finding your new plant friends and chic pots to house them in. We asked Jemine Oakes, the founder of The Flora Culture, about how they came to plant their shop in the District. 

Tell us about your business and what led you to the Memorial District.

The Flora Culture was born with a clear vision: to grow a lifestyle that integrates nature’s beauty. Founded by designers and horticulturalists Matthew and Jemine Oakes, The Flora Culture specializes in curated interior-scaping services to inspire first-time home, office plant owners, and experts alike. Their goal is to encourage curiosity, feed creativity, and continually learn to compose with the natural world. With a focus on education, the shop’s services include experiential classes, in-space consults, and other tools to empower clients to care for, raise and design with plants. Opening up a location at CITYCENTRE aligns with what The Flora Culture brand stands for. We believe that our shop will bring even more life by emphasizing the aspects of design and the consumer experience that already exist at CITYCENTRE.  

Do people need to know a lot about keeping plants before they visit?

Not at all! We are here to show you how to care for your plant. Knowledge is power, and we’ve found that new plant parents are more successful when they know what to do and the overall needs of their plants. Our team is ready to answer any questions customers have about plants and can make recommendations. 

What do you want the Memorial District readers to know? 

There’s no such thing as a black thumb! There is a plant out there for everyone; you just need to find the right fit for you. With the right tools, you can keep a plant alive and thriving and become a successful plant parent with that desirable green thumb.  

Why is the Memorial District an excellent place for the Flora Culture? 

The Memorial District is already such an incredible destination with so much to offer. We hope to bring even more life and beauty into the community through our passion for design and plants. The people in the Memorial district have truly welcomed us with open arms, and we are so thankful to continue to grow our business in such a positive environment. 

What is something about plants and home gardens that might surprise our readers? 

There is a large variety of plants available that can fit any aesthetic or lifestyle. From large statement pieces to small collectible plants, there is a plant that fits every person! 

Do you have any special events or deals you would like to mention? 

We will offer 15% off a customer’s purchase if they mention the Memorial District when visiting our store (offer valid through October, some exclusions apply).

 

Visit The Flora Culture today!

Many people in Houston, Texas, will go pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. And in the Memorial District, you can find ways to help breast cancer patients and survivors throughout the year.

The 2021 Susan G. Komen Hope Car Parade through CITYCENTRE is set for 8 a.m. on Saturday, September 18. This event is an excellent way to honor breast cancer survivors and support people currently in a battle with the disease. Afterward, visit the Plaza to see the memorial wall and flags that represent loved ones lost to breast cancer. This event is for survivors, family, friends, and supporters, and it is a safe, physically distanced way to share hope for people who have metastatic breast cancer. Decorate your vehicle in pink and add inspirational messages to encourage others.

 

CITYCENTRE Hope Car Parade
CITYCENTRE Hope Car Parade

The Hope Car Parade is a great way to kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month early. Then, in October, attend events like the annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure to raise funds for cancer research. It returns to Houston as an in-person event this year on October 2 in downtown Houston. The Susan G. Komen Greater Houston funds more breast cancer research than any other nonprofit. The organization has invested more than $1.1 billion in research. More than 10,100 people reach out for help from the organization each week, and it serves more than 250 counties in Texas.

In October, many businesses and organizations that call the Memorial District home will add unique opportunities that support breast cancer awareness causes. Follow us on social media to see occasional updates from companies like Kendra Scott, Burn Boot Camp, State Fare, Three Brothers Bakery, Vera Bradley, and Brighton Collectibles, which have donated to organizations that do important work for cancer research.

Moreover, keep an eye out for Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center’s blood drives in the Memorial District at places like Memorial City Mall and CITYCENTRE. Blood donations are important for breast cancer patients who need blood transfusions in recovery, so participating in one of these events is a great way to support patients.

 

Learn more about the Hope Car Parade here and more about the annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure here.

Fishing is a big sport in the Houston area. If you are an avid fishing lover, you have hopefully found Fishing Tackle Unlimited (FTU).

 

Fishing Tackle Unlimited (FTU) is a Houston-based fishing tackle/marine accessory retailer. It was founded in 1979 under its original name, Cut Rate Sporting Goods, by two Houston native brothers, Joe and Danny Meyer. The 30,000 square foot Memorial District store at 10303 Katy Freeway opened in 1984. It is a one-stop shop for any of your fishing needs, from equipment to apparel to accessories.

Their mission is to provide all fishing enthusiasts with the best quality and selection of tackle and gear through courteous, competent, and professional service in an impeccably comfortable, clean, and secure atmosphere that will encourage customer satisfaction.

And if you were thinking about putting away your fishing equipment for the fall, think again. Autumn can be the best fishing time of the year. Many lakes become stocked up on largemouth and smallmouth bass, bluegill, pike, perch, muskie, and crappie. If you’re still looking to do saltwater fishing, casting your line could catch you some speckled trout, redfish, flounder, king mackerel, and yellowfin tuna. Be sure to get in on the fall catch before the winter season settles in!

Fishing Tackle Unlimited is the largest independent dealer for Shimano, Simms, Costa Del Mar, Daiwa, Jackson, and many more brands. Their fly department is equipped with experienced fly fishers. In addition, if you are looking for Blue Water, Trolling Motors Sales, service and installation, rod building, tackles, lures, bait, leader lines, kayak sails and rigging, fishing apparel, and gear for hot and cold weather, Fishing Tackle Unlimited is the place to go. They can outfit the largest of sportfishing boats.

Fishing Tackle Unlimited will hold its Annual Inshore Expo, Saturday, December 11, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. They will have casting, fly-tying demonstrations, seminars, and more. For more information about the event, follow FTU on Facebook or Instagram @fishingtackleunlimited or call 713-827-7762.

 

Some photos courtesy of Fishing Tackle Unlimited

10303 Katy Fwy

Houston, TX 77024

713-827-7762

There is something special about seeing a movie on the silver screen at your favorite cinema or on a big screen in an outdoor space with family and friends. Here in the Memorial District, you have multiple ways to enjoy a movie, whether you want to attend a sneak peek of a new Hollywood blockbuster, a dinner date while you catch an indie flick, or a family-friendly film with your favorite movie stars.

 

Cinemark Memorial City

 

Guests of this Cinemark location rave about their excellent experiences because of the abundance of film options and the theatre’s cleanliness, quietness on weekdays, great parking options, and friendly staff. Grab snacks and a drink, including adult beverages, at the concessions stand. Plus, the theatre is at Memorial City Mall near the food court, so you can do some shopping before or after the movie. Cinemark Memorial City also hosts film festivals, such as the WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival, which held its 55th annual event there. Here are some films we’re looking forward to at Cinemark Memorial City.

 

Respect — Now Playing

 

 

 

Reminiscence — Now Playing

 

 

 

Candyman — August 27, 2021

 

 

 

The Addams Family 2 — October 1, 2021

 

 

 

No Time to Die (James Bond) — October 8, 2021

 

 

 

Dune — October 22, 2021

 

 

 

Studio Movie Grille CITYCENTRE

 

You won’t be at home, but you will feel right at home in the luxurious reclining chairs at Studio Movie Grille. Plus, the staff will be right there to provide fantastic dining services throughout the movie. Click here to see the menu at SMG here in the Memorial District at CITYCENTRE. Here are some films we’re looking forward to at Studio Movie Grille CITYCENTRE.

 

Jungle Cruise — Now Playing

 

 

 

Free Guy — Now Playing

 

 

 

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings — September 3, 2021

 

 

 

Dear Evan Hansen — September 24, 2021

 

 

 

Ghostbusters: Afterlife — November 11, 2021

 

 

 

West Side Story — December 10, 2021

 

 

 

Friday Family Movie Night at Memorial City Mall

 

Many Fridays throughout the year, you can find movies that are fun for the whole family at Friday Family Movie Night at the Square in Memorial City Mall. The movies appeal to people of all ages—young or young at heart. They usually start around 8 p.m., and they are a fun chance to spend some time outdoors. You can bring a blanket and set up a spot for you and your family in the grassy part of the Square. Alternatively, you can make it a dinner-and-a-movie experience. Just make a reservation for a table on the patio of one of the great Memorial City restaurants surrounding the Square, such as California Pizza Kitchen, Maggiano’s, or the Rouxpour.

 

So take a few hours and lose yourself to the magic of the movies!

Trends are constantly shifting and changing. With that in mind, the Memorial District produced a demographic survey. The demographic survey provides an understanding of future trends in business and the economic health of the District.
The District did a similar survey in 2015. This quantitative data is important for the District's future growth, especially when compared to previous data.
The data includes socioeconomic information, including employment, income, residential population, major employers, and more. The District's demographic survey focuses on the data's business aspects, allowing business owners to research the area further.

Key Indicators to Note

• 6209 residents live in the District.
• The average household income is $133,196.
• There are nearly 70,000 jobs in the District.
• There are 35 major employers and many additional smaller employers.
This information helps companies understand whether the Memorial District is a good place to open a business or relocate an office or headquarters. The survey will provide the groundwork for decision-makers to make critical economic assessments about present or future investments in the district.
You can find the Survey online at THIS LINK.

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