Southwest Ohio is a powerhouse for economic growth and development
The Southwest Ohio region is one of the largest industrial, distribution and manufacturing areas in the United States and is accessible to national and international customers and suppliers.
It is home to nine Fortune 500 global headquarters and an additional 360+ firms maintain operations in the area. Additionally, within a 600-mile radius are:
- 54% of the nation’s population
- 56% of the nation’s purchasing power
- 53% of the nation’s manufacturing capacity
- 54% of the nation’s value added by manufacturing
 Ohio offers many incentives to attract and
keep businesses
Ohio’s tax reform offers the lowest new capital investment tax structure in the Midwest. Companies won’t be taxed for investing in capital improvements necessary to be competitive, modernize manufacturing lines, or invest in machinery and equipment. Ohio's new tax structure eliminates Ohio’s corporate franchise, or “profits-based” tax; it eliminates the tangible personal property tax on machinery and equipment, inventory, and furniture and fixtures; and it reduces personal income tax.
The workforce is skiled and educated
Butler County, Ohio – The Cincinnati/Dayton Region
- More than 1.5 million workers live within 45 miles of Butler County, Ohio
- The region has 24 colleges and universities, six branch campuses, and seven community and technical colleges.
- In 2005, Expansion Management magazine ranked the Cincinnati / Middletown Metropolitan Statistical Area among the top 50 knowledge-based workforce communities.
- A total of 25,750 working scientists and engineers work in the Cincinnati-Dayton Region, more than in the Research Triangle Park, North Carolina.
- More than 58% of people in the workforce 25 and older in Butler County have a college, associate, bachelor, graduate or professional degree
* Information provided by Butler County Alliance.
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Looking to relocate or expand your manufacturing operations?
Midd Cities Industrial Park is complete with crane and rail capabilities and is strategically located with convenient access to I-75. This property can accommodate a wide variety of client requirements and is ideally suited for the steel service and related industries.
What makes this location unique?
- It is strategically located in the Midwest — close to Cincinnati, Dayton, and Columbus, Ohio; Lexington, Ky.; and Indianapolis, Ind.
- The area is served by CSX rail, interstate highways with convenient access to Ohio River barges—perfect for industrial users looking for a new distribution center, headquarters or regional location.
- There is also an abundant water supply. Situated above the Great Miami River Buried Valley Aquifer System, this is a great location for companies who use large amounts of electric and water.
- It is a Designated Enterprise Zone.
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