Jacksonville Mall is the only regional mall in a 50 mile radius.

Within a five mile radius of the property, the median age is 25.7 with nearly 67% of the population under age 34.

As of March 2010, the mall boasts an impressive sales per square foot of over $500.

The market has shown consistent sustainability even during the country's economic downturn due in large part to the 45,000 Marines, sailors, and Coast Guard employed at Camp Lejeune, located just 5 miles from Jacksonville Mall. Of that population, between 58%-62% are single and living in Camp Lejeune housing.

Rapidly rising pay and benefits in the armed forces have lifted many military towns into the ranks of the nation's most affluent communities. Jacksonville, N.C. soared to the nation's 32nd highest income per person in 2009 (up from 287th in 2000) among the 366 U.S. metropolitan areas, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis data.

The mall's Kay Jewelers is #1 in mall stores sales volume in the U.S.

Ulta and Barnes & Noble are unique to the market and draw customers from over 50 miles

The average daily traffic on adjacent Western Blvd is 46,000 vehicles.