Huntsville is a beacon of technology & innovation not only regionally, but nationally as well. It has the highest concentration of PHDs in the US, brought here by the wave of aerospace, technology, and government organizations that have built major headquarters around the city. State & local officials have done an incredible job offering incentives to these groups to build this legacy. Projects like MidCity & UMusic Row, supported by public incentives, further this practice that will continue to support Huntsville's growth.
These firms & organizations all have significant presence in the Huntsville area.
The immediate Huntsville MSA has a population of over 500,000 residents, experiencing 19% growth over the last 10 years. Over the same period, the City of Huntsville has grown from the 4th largest city in Alabama in 2010 to the largest city in the State by 2021. As of July 2022, the unemployment rate in the Huntsville MSA was 2.6%, well below the overall US rate of 3.8%. According to Moody’s Analytics, since 2000, Huntsville employment has grown 34%, a robust pace compared to the US rate of 9%. Huntsville is consistently ranked as a top city to live & work.
The Tennessee Valley/North Alabama region comprises 13 counties with over 1.3 million population with one of the fastest-growing, strongest economic engines in the U.S.
Huntsville Metro is home to the Redstone Arsenal, which is a garrison for tenants across the Department of Defense, Department of Justice, and NASA, and the Cummings Research Park, the 2nd largest research park in the U.S., with a combined workforce that exceeds 100,000.
Huntsville is consistently recognized among the best places to live and work and is home to a highly educated, internationally diverse, and affluent population.
MidCity District is a meticulously planned $2.2 billion mixed-use district, designed to foster social interaction and community engagement. Situated at the heart of Tennessee Valley's tech hub, it features a dynamic mix of amenities, from fitness and recreation to vibrant neighborhoods. Key attractions include a 40-acre park, Orion Amphitheater, Topgolf, and Trader Joe’s. Over $600 million in private investment has flowed into MidCity, which already hosts 600 residential units, with 660 more underway, signifying its growing appeal and vibrancy.
$2BN Development
140 Acres Mixed-Use
40 Acre Park
Lake, Kayak, Trails
1,800 Units
Multifamily Residential
950 Rooms
Flagged & Boutique Hotels
8,000 Capacity
Award Winning Amphitheater