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5. Market Area Analysis<br />

Market Area Definition<br />

The market area for a lodging facility is the geographical region where the sources<br />

of demand and the competitive supply are located. The subject property is located<br />

in the city of <strong>Redding</strong>, the county of Shasta, and the state of California.<br />

In the larger context, the proposed subject property’s market area can be defined<br />

by its Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA): <strong>Redding</strong>, CA. In addition to Shasta<br />

County, the <strong>Redding</strong>, CA MSA includes the cities of <strong>Redding</strong>, Anderson, and Shasta<br />

Lake. The metropolitan area of Shasta lies adjacent to the Sacramento River,<br />

approximately 160 miles north of San Francisco, and equidistant between Seattle<br />

and Los Angeles. The city of <strong>Redding</strong> lies off Interstate 5, and is defined by Oasis<br />

Road to the north, State Highway 273 to the west, State Highway 299 to the east,<br />

and Rancho and Canyon Roads to the south. The Sacramento River, which runs<br />

north-south, winds through the city center, parallel to Interstate 5. The area has<br />

evolved into a service and retail center of a regional trade area, depending largely<br />

on regional demand, area tourism, and travel along Interstate 5. The following<br />

exhibit illustrates the market area.<br />

February-2011 Market Area Analysis<br />

<strong>Sheraton</strong> <strong>Hotel</strong> <strong>Redding</strong> <strong>At</strong> <strong>Sundial</strong> <strong>Bridge</strong> – <strong>Redding</strong>, California 33

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