Introduction

RJ City is the second-largest city in its state, located in the American Southwest.

It was the site of a Roman Catholic Mission established in the 18th Century that became a convenient stopping point for wagon trains and other travellers.  Over the years, it grew as settlers decided to stay.  It was incorporated as a city in 1850, shortly after its State joined the Union.

RJ City residents are surrounded by mountains, the desert and lakes, all within a three-hour drive from the City.  Outdoor activities such as biking, golfing and hiking can be enjoyed year around. 

RJ City University is a relatively new university with particular distinction in science, technology and environmental studies.  Its football team has enjoyed a winning record every year, and is attracting attention to the City and within the City to the school.

RJ City has competitive average prices for single-family homes, with an average cost of $172,100.  More than 30% of the housing stock has been built in the past ten years.  It was rated one of the best places in the United States to be a first time homebuyer, according to a national news magazine. 

Highways connect RJ City to all the major cities in the West and Southwest.  It is also a Hub for a regional airline, and connections for national and international travel are convenient through Denver, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Dallas.  Increasing numbers of businesses are moving to the state, thanks to favourable tax rates and government incentives, and RJ City has attracted its share.  RJ City is in a right-to-work state, and only 4% of its manufacturing employees are unionized.

Because of its natural resources, temperate weather and a new convention centre, RJ City is becoming the site of increasing numbers of conferences and conventions.  This is increasing the number of tourists visiting the City, and has boosted the tourism industry.

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