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The facts alone are dazzling: 57,623 theatre seats, more than 17,000 hotel rooms, and 35,000 restaurants seats. Factor in live music at just about any hour of the day or night, ten challenging and scenic golf courses, three pristine lakes and hundreds of miles of breathtaking shoreline, plus countless mainline retailers and outlets, and you’ve got the playground of all playgrounds.
No, this isn’t Manhattan or Las Vegas; it’s Branson, Missouri, the Midwest’s entertainment phenomenon that draws some 7 million visitors who spend more than $1.4 billion annually. Amazingly, Branson is still very much a small town that makes room for newcomers in the business and entertainment industries, and welcomes retirees, young families, and singles equally, providing services and attractions for all tastes and lifestyles.
With a moderate climate that delivers seasonal beauty, Branson is one of America’s favorite—and most accessible—destinations. We are centrally located to visitors from Chicago, Dallas, Minneapolis, Kansas City, Omaha, Des Moines and dozens of other population centers, and our moderate housing prices are attracting eager buyers from both coasts. Since Branson’s explosion onto the national entertainment scene in the early 1990s, the city’s planners and entrepreneurs have engineered the building of infrastructure to accommodate the influx of visitors, renovating, restyling, or building from the ground up.
The City of Branson’s new $14 million RecPlex, a fitness and aquatic center that also features baseball, softball and soccer fields, is a perfect example. Working jointly with Skaggs Community Health Care Center, the RecPlex boasts state-of-the art fitness equipment and skilled trainers to offer wellness and fitness programs to the community.
Branson Landing, the city’s newest retail, residential and entertainment neighborhood occupies more than a mile of Lake Taneycomo shoreline that just a few years ago was in decline. Now it is a trendy collection of upscale condos, shops, bistros, hotels, and restaurants, with criss-crossing walking and biking paths that skirt the shoreline.
Golf is high on the list of amenities that attract discriminating property buyers and visitors and Branson is developing into the perfect golf destination with 10 challenging courses, the newest of which is a one-of-a-kind course. The Tribute Golf Course honors the life and legacy of one of golf’s beloved players, Ozarks’s native Payne Stewart. Designed by golf pro and network television sports commentator Bobby Clampett, the Tribute Golf Course is the centerpiece of the region’s newest and largest residential development, Branson Hills. Offering nearly 2,000 residential properties at pre-construction prices, Branson Hills is quickly becoming the buyers’ most desirous choice.
For more information about Branson, Missouri and property ownership opportunities contact:
Dennis Evans
V.P. Sales & Marketing
866-417-9300
info@hcw.us
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