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| Texas Counties/Cities : US Census Bureau | Oncor Economic Development |
| Office of the Governor | Texas Eco Development Council |
| Texas Department of Information Resources | America Electric Power Economic Development |
| Dallas-Plano-Irving Metropolitan Division | |
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Richardson Economic Development Partnership Richardson is the high-tech center of DFW. It is home to over 600 high-tech companies including Nortel, Cisco and Texas Instruments. Projected to become DFW's Tier 1 research university, the University of Texas at Dallas is DFW's 3rd largest with 14,500 students. Richardson-based STARTech is DFW's premier high-tech business incubator/accelerator. Richardson has access to 3 major highways and 4 light-rail stations giving it DFW's highest concentration of white collar workers in a 15/30 minute commute. |
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Hickory Creek
Economic Development Corp
Outstanding retailer's demographics . On I-35E & Lake Lewisville, on one of the most popular lakes in Texas. 30 minutes north of Dallas. DFW International & Dallas Love Field within 40 minute drive. Daily traffic over 125,000 AVD. One of area's lowest property tax rates. Fine quality of life --"A good bet for quiet, hassle-free, safe living. Seventeen available properties specifications." Business incentives considered on case-by-case basis for new and expanding businesses. Business incentive qualifications and procedures detailed on website. |
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Pro-business city with international business center and commitment to growth. Strategically located in the center of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex and adjacent to DFW International Airport in the central time zone. Home to more than 8,000 companies -- including global headquarters of four Fortune 500 companies. Highly educated, skilled, diverse, multinational workforce. Wide range of economic incentives that are creatively applied. Irving's Economic Development Partnership assists businesses with site selection, incentives, permitting, zoning, training and networking. Irving, Texas .. where you have a Local Address with Global Access. |
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| City of Opportunity: Small town living benefits with city benefits nearby. Comfortably growing city with a lot to offer. Professional leadership, diversified labor force, welcoming community. 15 minutes from downtown Dallas. 10 minutes to I-45, I-635, I-35, and I-20. 40 miles from Dallas International airport. Incentives include tax abatement and Triple Free Port. Vocational program and State Industrial Job Training. Onsite: detailed tax information; wage scales by occupation; utility rates; school information; major employers; community recreation information, current & future developments. | |
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Denton Economic Development Partnership North of Ordinary. At the crossroads of I-35 West & I-35 East. Denton Airport is the premier general aviation facility for North Texas. Onsite links to available land & buildings, demographic data, maps, incentives, quality of life & business resources. |
Kemp Economic Development Corp On Highway 175 between Kaufman and Athens, minutes from the Dallas-Fort Woith Metroplex. Incentives include city tax abatements, low interest loans, infrastructure improvements, cash grants for highly desireable projects. Prime available properties detailed onsite. |
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Glenn Heights Economic Development Outstanding location for commercial and retail development. Small, fast growing bedroom community 20 miles south of Dallas on Dallas Area Rapid Transit. Lower cost of living than northern communities. Developers welcomed with a user-friendly, pro-business environment. |
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| Seagoville Economic Development Corp | Richardson Eco Development |
| The Colony Economic Development Corp | DeSoto Economic Development Corp |
| Irving Economic Development Partnership | Cedar Hill Economic Development Corp |
| Denton Economic Development Partnership | Hickory Creek Economic Development Corp |
| Glenn Heights Economic Development | Kemp Economic Development Corp |
| Plano Economic Development Board | Dallas Chamber of Commerce |
| Garland Economic Development Partnership | Whitesboro Economic Development Corp |
| McKinney Eco Dev Corp. | Mesquite Economic Dev |
| Sherman Economic Dev Corp | Lancaster Economic Dev |
| Carrollton Economic Development | Midlothian Eco Dev Com |
| Lewisville Economic Dev | Royse City Economic Development Corp |
| Sulphur Springs-Hopkins County Eco Dev Corp | Sachse Economic Development Corp |
| Dallas Economic Development | Southern Business & Development Solutions |
| Grand Prairie Economic Development | Rowlett Economic Dev. |
| Frisco Economic Dev Bd | Rockwall Economic Dev |
| Forney Economic Development Corp | |
| Fort Worth-Arlington Metropolitan Division | |
Hurst-Euless-Bedford Economic Development FoundationLocation, location, location. Hub of transportation to the nation & the world. Three prosperous, well-educated communities. On Trinity Railway Express hassle-free commuter rail connection between downtown Dallas, DFW International Airport, & downtown Fort Worth. Convenience of Burlington Northern Santa Fe Intermodal Facility, commerce-friendly Alliance Airport & network of major freeways. Healthy business climate. Average household income above $75,000. Low crime, great school district, educated and skilled workers. Onsite links to each community and fact sheets covering details on demographics, business & industry, education. |
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Weatherford Economic Development Authority The New Urban City of the DFW Metroplex. 25 miles west of Fort Worth on IH20. 26,650 city/123,950 county population, 40% growth since 2,000. Regional Retail Center with 840,000 SF of New Retail Centers. Industrial Park with 45+ acres. Geographic center of natural gas Barnett Shale |
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| Hurst-Euless-Bedford Eco Dev Foundation | Weatherford Economic Development Authority |
| Granbury-Hood County Economic Dev Council | Euless Economic Development |
| Arlington Economic Development | Hurst Economic Development |
| Mansfield Economic Dev | Benbrook Economic Dev |
| Decatur Economic Development Corp | BNSF Economic Development |
| Richland Hills Eco Dev | Johnson County Economic Dev Board |
| North Texas Commission | Keller Economic Dev |
| Fort Worth Ch of Commerce | White Settlement Economic Development |
| Bedford Economic Development | Burleson Economic Development |
| Colleyville Economic Development | North Richland Hills Economic Development |
| Flower Mound Economic Development | City of Ennis Economic Development |
| Lake Worth Economic Development | |
Northeast Texas |
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One of Texas' top Micropolitan Cities. Lufkin is an aggressive, pro-business, financially strong community that serves as the Regional HUB of Central-East Texas for employment, healthcare, retail & hospitality. Lufkin is convenient to the Ports of Houston and Beaumont as well as Dallas-Fort Worth, San Antonio & Shreveport. Lufkin enjoys 58 MGD available water (treated & untreated) to serve the 310-acre Industrial Rail Park and over 1200 developable industrial acres and boasts property taxes among the lowest in Texas. |
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Synergy Park, KEDC's newest industrial park, is located just two miles from Interstate 20 and other transportation corridors, yet the campus-style setting means it is a world apart. The park offers an 80,000SF shell building, shovel-ready commercial/industrial property from 4-141 acres and a business center along with a stocked10-acre lake, nature trails and a covered pavilion. It is truly "Business by Nature." For more information visit www.kilgore-edc.com or www.synergypark.com. |
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Growth is our business. Prospering community 60 miles southeast of Dallas on US-175, between Cedar Creek Reservoir & Lake Palestine. Adequate labor. Free training. Affordable wages. Foreign Trade Zone. Economic incentives. Onsite photo gallery of properties and buildings available. Photo gallery of available sites, and area manufactures, with details on each. Details on industrial properties available. Warm, friendly people. Historical museum, excellent medical facilities, East Texas Arboretum, Performing Arts Center, some of the best shopping in East Texas. |
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Palestine Economic Development CorpMore Markets Less Miles. Halfway between Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston, among fastest growing US Metros. Abundant resources to help your business grow. Access majority of Texas population via 3 US Highways , 2 State Highways. Union Pacific east/west and north/south mainlines intersect in Palestine. Low cost of living. High Quality of life. Incentives include Triple Freeport Access. Excess treated or raw water to meet business needs. Available, trained workforce. 350-acre Business Park-- infrastructure in-place. Click headline for website. Call toll-free 877-729-4100. |
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Marshall Economic Development CorpOpen for Opportunities. Progressive community between Longview and Shreveport on I-20. Strong, quality workforce. Cost of living 20% below national average. Progressive public schools. 9 institutes of higher learning within 40 minutes. Technical training available. Marshall Business park with most infrastructure in-place -- sewer potable water, utilities, rail service. 250 acres available. Business Development Center with economical, efficient services for new businesses meetings/conference rooms, shipping/receiving service, custodial services. |
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| Marshall Economic Development Corp | Bonham Economic Development Corp |
| Athens Economic Development Corp |
Kilgore
Economic Development Corp |
| Longview Economic Development Corp | Palestine Economic Development Corp |
| Lufkin Economic Development Corp | Paris Economic Development Corp |
| Alba Economic Development Corp | Mount Vernon Economic Development Corp |
| Greenville Development Board | Texarkana Economic Development |
| East Texas Economic Dev Co | Nacogdoches Economic Dev Corp |
| Upshur County Economic Development Board | Denison Development Alliance |
| Emory Economic Development Corp | White Oak Economic Development |
| Wood County Economic Dev Commission | Mt. Pleasant Economic Development |
| Henderson Economic Development Corp | Grand Saline Economic Development |
| Atlanta Economic Development | Fairfield Industrial Development Corp |
Southeastern Texas |
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| Lufkin/Angelina County Eco Dev Partnership | Rosenberg Economic Development Corp |
| Madison County Economic Development Corp | Port Arthur Economic Development Corp |
| Eco Dev Partnership (South Montgomery Co) | Victoria Economic Dev Corp |
| East Texas Regional Dev Corp | Tomball Economic Dev |
| Greater Beaumont Chamber of Commerce | Waller Economic Development Corp |
| Eco Dev Alliance for Brazoria Co | Nederland Economic Development Corp |
| Crockett Economic Development | San Benito Industrial Development Authority |
| Matagorda County Eco Dev Corp | Greater Fort Bend Eco Dev Council |
| Huntsville-Walker Co Ch of Com | Jasper Economic Development |
| Baytown/West Chambers Co Eco Dev | Alvin Economic Development |
| Silsbee Economic Development | Webster Economic Development |
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Entergy
Texas Economic Development |
Sugar Land Economic Development |
| Greater Houston Partnership | Katy Area Economic Development Council |
| East Montgomery County Improvement District | Houston Port Region Economic Alliance |
| The Woodlands Township | Port Arthur Chamber of Commerce |
| Pearland Economic Development Corp | Seabrook Economic Dev Corp |
| El Campo City Development Corp | Greater Conroe Economic Dev Council |
Border Area and Lower Gulf Coast |
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| Alamo Economic Development | San Patricio County Economic Development |
| Port of Corpus Christi Authority | Brownsville Economic Development Council |
| McAllen/Reynosa Economic Development | Corpus Christi Reg Eco Dev Corp. |
| Laredo Dev Foundation | Port Isabel Economic Development Corp |
| Starr County Industrial Foundation | Weslaco Economic Development Corp |
| Edinburg Economic Development | Harlingen Economic Development |
| Kerrville Economic Development | Greater Kingsville Economic Dev Council |
| Maverick County Development Corp | Zapata County Economic Development Center |
| Rio South Texas Economic Development Council | Mission Economic Development Authority |
| Central Texas-Austin, San Antonio, Waco | |
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![]() Growing opportunity, building a community Northeast of San Antonio on IH-35, 9 miles from IH-10, in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Diverse industry including automotive, aerospace, manufacturing, engineering, technology, healthcare, financial & construction. Well-trained, available workforce -- 400,000 within 30 minute commute. Trade area of 150,000 provides customer base for new retailers. New Civic/Convention Center provides attractive, high-tech facility for meetings. Low livings costs, city/county/school district taxes. Moderate home prices. 13 colleges/technical schools within 30 minute commute. |
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Pflugerville Community Development Corp Among fastest growing US suburban cities. Northeast of Austin. 20 minutes from Austin-Bergstrom International Airport. Near Samsung, Applied Materials, Dell & Freescale. Highly educated workforce. Excellent schools. Safe, healthy environment. Some of the most desirable retail, commercial & light industrial sites |
Cameron Industrial Foundation Enjoy the less stressful pace of country living while remaining close to the growth triangle of Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio. Lower land and labor costs. Proximity to Scott & White, the Texas Bioscience Institute and Texas A&M mean Cameron is ideal for biotechnical, agricultural, regional distribution and sales offices. Incentives available. |
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Meridian Economic Development Corp
Between Abilene and Waco, junction of State Highways 6, 22, 144, 174. Economically favorable area. Ideal warehousing and logistical operations location. Website information: Visual tour, detailed community profile, industry/workforce statistics, taxes, building sites, transportation systems, utilities and employers. |
Mexia Economic Development Corp Half hour drive east of Waco on I-84 and the Un ion Pacific RR. Enterprise Zone offers tax credits and other incentives to locating or expanding businesses. Major employers and detailed wage data offered on website. Available commercial buildings and sites including buildings and industrial Greenfield Sites detailed on website. |
| Cameron Industrial Foundation |
Taylor
Economic Development Corp |
| Pflugerville Community Development Corp | Greater Austin Ch of Commerce |
| Greater New Braunfels Ch of Commerce | Copperas Cove Economic Development Corp |
| Economic Development San Marcos | Meridian Economic Development Corp |
| Mexia Economic Development Corp | Greater Waco Chamber of Commerce |
| Belton Development Corp | Burleson County Industrial Foundation |
| Research Valley | Temple Economic Dev Corp |
| Round Rock Economic Dev | Bastrop Economic Development Corp |
| Uvalde Area Development Foundation | Georgetown Economic Development |
| Greater Killeen Ch of Commerce | Eco Dev Foundation of Brenham |
| College Station Eco Development | Marble Falls Economic Dev Corp |
| Buffalo Economic Dev Corp | McGregor Economic Dev |
| Fairfield Industrial Development | Central Texas Economic Corridor |
| Windcrest Economic Development | Austin Economic Growth & Redevelopment |
| Guadalupe Valley Electric Corp | San Antonio Eco. Dev. Foundation |
| Kyle Economic Development | Leander Economic Development |
| Sealy Economic Development | Elgin Economic Development |
| Kendall County Economic Development Corp | Hutto Economic Development Corp |
| Live Oak Economic Development Corp | Schertz Economic Development Corp |
| Brenham Economic Development Foundation | Bexar County Economic Development |
| Bryan Economic Development | Temple Chamber of Commerce |
West Texas, Texas Panhandle |
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Amarillo
Economic Development Corp A hard working town with growing population and employment - an inexpensive place to live and operate a business. Best business climate in the state (Texas Business Magazine). Pleasant, mild, 4-season high-plains climate. Fiscally conservative, efficient city government with lowest property taxes in Texas for over-20,000 population cities, low electricity costs. Cash grants, interest-free loans for creating jobs. State and local incentives in Enterprise Zone. Foreign Trade Zone benefits international business. Detailed descriptions and photos of available properties. |
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Midland Development Corp
Midland, Texas, your Energy Epi-Center, at the top of the list for Aviation and Business/Professional Services. With a proven track record of attracting businesses, we can assist you as your organization grows and prospers. A reputation that precedes our name: Midland was named the Top City for Doing Business by Inc.com, One of the Top 5 Cities in the US for Business Location by Business Facilities, and the #1 Best Performing Small City in America by the Milken Institute. Midland, Texas -- A Great Place to Raise a Business. |
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The High Ground of
TexasThe High Ground of Texas is a regional economic development coalition that covers the northern 60 counties in Texas. The organization's primary focus is to market the region to new and expanding businesses, to promote opportunities that exist within the region, and to assist in the site selection process. Regional data is available on available sites, services, products, suppliers, incentives, funding sources, transportation, available labor, training sources, and other issues pertinent to your success. Contact us to find out why so many national companies have made their home in the High Ground of Texas! |
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| The High Ground of Texas |
Amarillo
Economic Development Corp |
| Odessa Development Corp | Midland Development Corp |
| Abilene Industrial Foundation | El Paso City Economic Development |
| Big Spring Economic Development Corp | Business Dev Corp. (Vernon) |
| Brownwood Economic Dev Corp | Sweetwater Enterprise for Economic Development |
| San Angelo Ch of Commerce | Andrews Economic Development Corp |
| Wichita Falls Board of Com | Lubbock Economic Development Alliance |
| Seminole Economic Development Corp | Snyder Economic Development Corp |
| El Paso Regional Economic Development Corp | |
















