Economic Development
For a suburban city of roughly 12.5 square miles and nearly 39,000 people, Puyallup benefits from an amazingly diverse economy. What other comparable community features:
The fifth-largest shopping mall in the region
A 14-member car dealers' association that ranks near the top in the region
A growing medical colony anchored by the current $450 million renovation and expansion of the Good Samaritan Hospital regional medical center
The seventh-largest fair in the U.S., whose downtown fairgrounds and events center have grown into a year-round venue for conventions, conferences, trade shows and other events
The region's No. 1 commuter rail station in terms of daily boardings that has inspired an aggressive push for transit oriented development for residential and commercial growth in the downtown core
Why Downtown Puyallup?More than any other city in the South Sound region, Puyallup features a walkable, vibrant downtown ─ with a nostalgic feel ─ packed with destination attractions and events. Find out more about how your business can benefit from shopping, dining, playing and staying downtown at the Puyallup Main Street Association's web site.
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