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"In an effort to expand our retail base and subsequently our sales tax revenues, the City of Guthrie partnered with Retail Attractions this past year. Our trip to the ICSC Convention in Las Vegas last year with Retail Attractions opened our eyes to how retail deals are done, and we left knowing that Guthrie's name and information was in the hands of many location professionals we would not have met without Rickey's introduction.
Rickey Hayes has his finger on the pulse of the retail world. His counsel has been invaluable and very educational for our city staff. We look forward to working with him in the future."
Melody Kellogg
City Manager
City of Guthrie, Oklahoma
"Rickey's experience working with site locators is where his value lies. He understands their perspective of where markets are viable and ready to be developed."
Kay Wade, Director
Logan County Economic
Development Council
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City of Claremore, Oklahoma General Information
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The City of Claremore is a dynamic, rapidly growing community in the fastest growing county in Oklahoma. A portal city to the north of Tulsa, Claremore has a unique flow of consumer traffic via the intersection of three major state highways (SH88, SH20, SH66) and Interstate 44. The meshing of these state and interstate highway systems gives Claremore the distinction of being a true micropolitan city and a regional retail hub for Rogers County communities. Retail customers funnel into Claremore from the north, south, and east. Traffic counts on the Interstate 44 average greater than 25,000 per day, and SH 66 also has dense traffic counts to support Claremore's corridor of national retailers.
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Claremore, Oklahoma Demographics
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Claremore's city development professionals, staff and management understand the need for smooth project processes and seek to make developing in Claremore efficient and painless. This progressive attitude includes possible retail incentives for projects fitting the city's timeframe and identified needs.
| Population - Primary Trade Area |
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2011 Estimate, Total Population
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151,783 |
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Growth, 2000-2011
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14.64% |
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Growth, 2011-2016
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4.07% |
| Educational Attainment |
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Earned a College Degree
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23.61% |
| Composition |
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Family Households
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74.63% |
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Non-Family Households
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25.37% |
| Income - 2011 Estimates |
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Average Household Income
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$53,087 |
| Occupation/Workforce |
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White Collar Workers
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52.46% |
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Blue Collar Workers
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31.67% |
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Service/Farm
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15.87% |
| Housing |
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Owner-Occupied Housing
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77.55% |
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Median Value, Owner-Occupied Housing
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$108,664 |
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Percentage of homes 10 years old or less
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15.23% |
For more information on the City of Claremore and the investment opportunities available, please contact Rickey Hayes at (918) 376-6707 or email us for more information.
Download City of Claremore Oklahoma Market Summary
Download City of Claremore Oklahoma Market Report
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Total Retail Leakage
$536,147,252
Furniture and Home Furnishings
$27,665,098
Electronics and Appliances
$34,801,143
Food and Beverage Stores
$65,526,679
Health and Personal Care
$37,456,990
Beer, Wine and Liquor Stores
$8,404,052
Sporting Goods, Hobby, Books and Music
$24,832,211
Office Supplies, Stationery, Gift
$16,643,882
Home Centers
$54,856,984
Hardware
$13,726,007
Full Service Restaurants
$58,463,092
Limited Service Restaurants
$24,477,474
Special Food
$14,451,985
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