Investment dollars flow into Yavapai County

Richard Hernandez, pictured in November of 2017, is the director of Yavapai College’s Regional Economic Development Center.

The Prescott area is leading the state in the percentage of new jobs created, with 1,930 new jobs in this area for the first quarter of 2018.

By Scott Orr | Daily Courier

Yavapai County ranks third in Arizona — behind Maricopa and Pinal counties — in terms of incoming investments in the county, and Yavapai County is also third highest in the state in the number of building permits issued, according to a new survey released by SmartAsset.com.

The survey from the New York-based financial technology firm looked at four factors: businesses established over a three-year period, real growth (adjusted for inflation), new building permits, and federal funding.

The county had 4 percent business growth, $669 million in gross domestic product growth, 13.9 new building permits per 1,000 homes and $177 in federal funding per capita for an incoming investment index of 41.1; number one Maricopa County was at 53.45, and number two Pinal came in at 42.74.

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