Industrial Sites from 50 to 400 Acres Available
6 Feb 2023
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Site selectors can find industrial sites ranging from 50 to 400 acres in one region - Eastern Kentucky. Many of these sites are shovel-ready, come with financial incentives and can be permitted quickly. Colby Kirk, President & CEO of One East Kentucky will offer assistance to any site selector or business executive considering a move to the area.
Industrial Sites from 50 to 400 Acres Available
Eastern Kentucky has industrial sites ready for development. These include:
- Coal Fields Industrial Park - 380 acres
- Eastern Kentucky Business Park - 180 acres
- Gateway Industrial Park - 260 acres
- Kentucky Enterprise Industrial Park - 400 acres
- Big Sandy Regional Airport - 400 acres
- Pike County (Pikeville) Regional Airport
- Wendell H Ford Regional Airport Property
There are additional sites available in Eastern Kentucky so if you don’t see what you are looking for, contact Colby Kirk. He can make note of your requirements and offer personalized recommendations for sites that meet them.
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There are distinct benefits to choosing Eastern Kentucky sites for a business expansion or relocation project, including a fast speed-to-market.
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Industrial Parks Near Automotive OEMs
Jan 23 2023Eastern Kentucky has industrial parks near automotive OEMs that provide several benefits, including:
They’re shovel-ready
Permits can be issued in weeks
We are business-friendly and will work to get the project done
Incentives are available
Industrial park sites are affordable
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Shovel-ready industrial sites in Eastern Kentucky offer fast speed-to-market for companies looking to expand or scale quickly. “Site selectors have told us how important it is for their clients to select sites that can have permits issued quickly so they can start building and get operational,” said Colby Kirk, President...