Alamance County Economic Development

In the heart of America’s best business state, a dynamic destination is coming into its own — an emerging “corridor” of commerce where two major Interstates 85 (north/south) and 40 (east/west) link two of the fastest growing and most talked-about metro areas on the East Coast. At one end, the Research Triangle Park Region of Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill; at the other, the Piedmont Triad Region of Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point. Alamance County is the centerpiece of this Carolina Corridor, where the full resources of the region come together to create exceptional opportunities for expanding and relocating companies.



	Alamance County offers a wide range of real estate options for expanding and relocating companies, and prices are considerably lower than other regions. Visit the Alamance County Sites and Buildings search here. Page will launch in a new window.

Focus on Readiness: New 5-Year Initiative
The Alamance County Economic Development Foundation is in the process of conducting Focus on Readiness 3, a $1.6 million, 5-year funding initiative to help underwrite the primary...

2011 Economic Summit, October 18th
Register now for the 2011 Economic Summit. Tom Parker, Director of the SunTrust Investment Services Equity Strategy Group, will be the featured speaker providing and overview and...