The two-story host building, in an attractive setting and offering plenty of parking spaces, has a diverse range of existing business tenants. Knoxville is home to a mixture of major companies, plus regional and national corporate HQs, but the metropolitan area's larger employers are the government, professional services, education, healthcare, retail, leisure, and manufacturing sectors. The University of Tennessee's base in Knoxville has fostered the growth of high-tech research and development companies, creating thousands of jobs. Conveniently positioned adjacent to Interstate 40/75, Cedar Bluff business center is located in a thriving area of commercial activity that is less than five miles west of downtown Knoxville. They already benefit from being part of Knoxville's primary retail corridor, which runs alongside the Kingston Pike and I-40/75, and which includes many upscale shopping malls. The center is also less than 10 miles from The McGhee Tyson Airport.