DIBC Demographics

If you are looking for a location that has all the connections a business needs, Denver International Business Center is the place to be. The metro area feature the second highest educated workforce in the country. Time Magazine recently voted Denver International Airport as the best run airport in the country.

Denver International Business Center is ideally positioned with a Colorado economy that has been ranked number one in the nation for the last six years based on the strength of its economy, business climate vitality and potential for future growth. Colorado’s high-tech highlights include:

	A magnet for high-tech labor, Colorado ranked third in the nation with respect to growth of high-tech jobs with a 43% increase from 1990 - 1997.
	The metro area is home to an impressive array of high-tech and telecom companies including Qwest, Level 3, Lockheed Martin and Sun Microsystems.
	Colorado is the nation’s capital for cable televisions and satellite companies.
	Colorado’s high quality of life attracts and retains top talent responsible for innovation in all business sectors - with an emphasis on technology.

City Telecommunications Infrastructure Atlantic and Pacific communication satellites track coverage over Denver making it possible to communicate with Europe, Asia, South America, Australia and Antarctica in a single satellite uplink. Denver is the only major city in the nation where this is possible.

In addition, with the expansion of the 470 beltway, its no wonder that the epicenter of the metro area is beginning to shift towards Denver International Business Center. Unlike tenants in the southern portion of the metro area, DIBC's highway accessibility allows its tenants and their clients to effectively conduct business without having to worry about road closures.

It's for these reasons as well as so many others, that hundreds of businesses have already made the move to Denver.