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5.4 +/- Acres for Sale Augusta, Georgia Great Hotel Site Adjacent to the Village at Riverwatch - a NEW development along I-20 in Augusta, Georgia Now Open Opening soon SITE Points of Interest ͽ

(opening soon) ͽ Augusta is the second largest city in the state of Georgia ͽ Minutes from the prestigious Augusta National Golf Course ͽ Parcel is located at the intersection of I-20 and Riverwatch

1 5.4 +/- Acres for Sale Augusta, Georgia Great Hotel Site Adjacent to the Village at Riverwatch - a NEW development along I-20 in Augusta, Georgia Now Open Opening soon SITE Points of Interest ͽ Village at Riverwatch includes Costco and Cabela s (both now open) ͽ Riverwatch 14 Cinemas, a 14-auditorium theater complex to include a full-service restaurant and in-theater dining in several rooms (opening soon) ͽ Augusta is the second largest city in the state of Georgia ͽ Minutes from the prestigious Augusta National Golf Course ͽ Parcel is located at the intersection of I-20 and Riverwatch Parkway ͽ Parcel is minutes away from the future site of Scuttle s Island Water Park, the nation s premiere destination water park, scheduled to open May, 2016 Population for this Trade Area is 390,455 PARCEL A 5.40 Acres Median HH Income for this Trade Area is $52,054 Traffic Counts: I-20: 51,160 AADT Riverwatch Pkwy: 19,630 AADT Augusta is the 2nd largest city in the state of Georgia For information, please contact: Bryan Simkins Bert Storey Associates Office Cell GBSimkins@aol.com

Village at Riverwatch I-20 & Riverwatch Parkway, Augusta, GA ~Parcel is located directly west of a new development featuring Costco, Cabela s and Georgia Theatre Company~ RIVERWATCH PARKWAY SITE

4+/- acre site is adjacent to the Village at Riverwatch, a new development, and is minutes away from the Augusta National Golf Club, home of the world-renowned Masters Golf Tournament.

2 Village at Riverwatch I-20 & Riverwatch Parkway, Augusta, GA ~Parcel is located directly west of a new development featuring Costco, Cabela s and Georgia Theatre Company~ RIVERWATCH PARKWAY SITE Augusta National Golf Club This 5.4+/- acre site is adjacent to the Village at Riverwatch, a new development, and is minutes away from the Augusta National Golf Club, home of the world-renowned Masters Golf Tournament. In the development, Georgia Theatre Company is building a 14 screen complex which will feature auditoriums with stadium seating and wide arc screens. There also will be a four-story tall, Georgia Theatre Xtreme (GTX) auditorium equipped with Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound, 3-D projector and high-backed rocking chairs. Costco and Cabela s are adjacent to the site and are both open for business. For information, please contact: Bryan Simkins Bert Storey Associates Office / Cell GBSimkins@aol.com

3 Existing Hotels in the Vicinity of I-20 and Riverwatch Parkway Cabela s Georgia Theatre Company For information, please contact: Bryan Simkins Bert Storey Associates Office Cell GBSimkins@aol.com

4 The South rises again! Georgia is CNBC s Top State for Business in 2014 Tuesday, June 24, 2014 ETCNBC.com Georgia the Peach State slices up the competition in the 2014 America's Top States for Business rankings by CNBC, signaling an apparent shift back to the Sun Belt from the energy-rich Northern Plains. Always a contender, Georgia outdid itself in The state scores a solid 1,659 points out of a possible 2,500, finishing at or near the top in three categories and in the top half in all but two. Since we began rating the states for competitiveness in 2007, Georgia has never finished outside the top 10 overall, with fourth-place finishes in 2007 and 2011, and a respectable eighth place in Atlanta, Georgia. Each year, our Top States study rates all 50 states on more than 50 metrics in 10 categories of competitiveness. We weight the categories based on how frequently they appear as selling points in state economic development marketing materials. That way, we hold the states to their own standards. This year's categories and point totals are: Cost of Doing Business (450 points) Economy (375 points)

5 Infrastructure (350 points) Workforce (300 points) Quality of Life (300 points) Technology & Innovation (300 points) Business Friendliness (200 points) Education (150 points) Cost of Living (50 points) Access to Capital (25 points) The Georgia workforce is tops in the nation, with an abundant supply of educated, lai:gely nonunion workers. But that's not new-it's Georgia's third straight year atop our Workforce category. The big changes for Georgia in 2014 are economic. While overall growth trails the national recovery, and the unemployment rate has remained stubbornly above the national average, our study looks to the future. Georgia's solid job growth and rebounding housing market help it jump to third place in our Economy category. That strength, in tum, helps Georgia rise to the top of our Infrastructure category. While the commute in metro Atlanta is as maddening as ever, roads and bridges are in the top tier nationally. In addition, the port of Savannah had a record year last year, and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport just marked its 16th straight year as the world's busiest. Also helping Georgia in the category are marked improvements in its drinking water, including a $90 million upgrade just completed in Cobb County, northwest of Atlanta.

For additional information: Walt Sprouse, Executive Director

Vet Jobs for 2015 Southern Business & Development magazine has

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in the South, and Ten Places in the South to Hire Vets.

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where economic growth and development are outpacing the rest

According to Randle, Augusta is rapidly becoming a hub for

6 For additional information: Walt Sprouse, Executive Director , ext 1 Augusta Listed in Top Ten for Economy and Vet Jobs for 2015 Southern Business & Development magazine has named Augusta to a pair of their Top Ten lists for 2015, according to the Augusta Economic Development Authority. Augusta was included in the Ten Sizzling Mid-Market Economies in the South, and Ten Places in the South to Hire Vets. Michael Randle, Publisher of Southern Business & Development, said, Augusta has a long and steady reputation for growing the economy, and involving the military and trained veterans as part of their recruitment strategy. Throughout the South, there are communities on the move cities where economic growth and development are outpacing the rest of the country. Augusta is one of these cities. According to Randle, Augusta is rapidly becoming a hub for technology, thanks to the US Army s Cyber Center of Excellence at Fort Gordon. The magazine points to recent locations of MacAulay-Brown, Sabre Systems, Chiron Technology and Unisys, along with advanced manufacturing expansions at DSM, Elanco, Kellogg and Solvay.

7 The publication also cites Augusta as one of the top places to hire veterans. Randle reports Not only does our American military keep us safe during their tenure in our armed forces, they keep our economy marking forward after they retire from service. When it comes to workforce, companies come to Augusta is the slogan used by the Augusta Economic Development Authority for the past three years to promote the outstanding workforce with trained and trainable workers, highlighting the large number of available workers that are retired military. Southern Business & Development is recognized as the top economic development publication for southern-based recruitment efforts in fifteen southern states, from West Virginia to Florida to Texas and Oklahoma. # # # # #

Eatonton has a technology park and two major industrial parks.

Eatonton has a technology park and two major industrial parks. Rock Eagle Lake Almost 230 years after becoming a state, there s good reason for Georgia to be on everyone s mind. Georgia was selected the #1 State for Business in America in 2014 according to Consumer