The Corvallis Municipal Airport Industrial Park is a 192-acre facility located 3.5 miles south of downtown Corvallis. 40 acres are “shovel-ready” with complete infrastructure in place for your business to plug into.
Call or email the Business Enterprise Center today to find out how basing your business at the Corvallis Municipal Airport Industrial Park can lower your operating costs and provide you other perks. Enterprise Zone Manager, Bill Ford, can be reached at 541-758-4009 or 541-829-9468 or at thebec@thebec.com.
WHY RELOCATE?
⇒Low start up costs & generous tax incentives
- Land is leased, lowering your bottom line
- The 40-acre shovel-ready portion of the park is also part of the Enterprise Zone, which allows businesses to operate property tax-free for 3-5 years—contact the Enterprise Zone Manager for details.
⇒Be close to a large state research university
- Oregon State University, located 4 miles away, has highly regarded engineering and business programs
- A nearby student body provides opportunities for both businesses and students to benefit from connections and internships
⇒Flexible, business-friendly environment
- Parcel sizes are customizable
- City assistance available for needed infrastructure improvements
⇒Skilled, educated workforce
- Corvallis is an opportune place to grow your business, home to many high-tech and engineering firms, and highly educated and trained workers
- Corvallis is widely recognized for its high quality of life, improving worker retention
LOCATION
The Corvallis Municipal Airport Industrial Park is located 3.5 miles south of downtown Corvallis and four miles from Oregon State University.
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INFRASTRUCTURE
The park is connected to city water and sewer, as well as electricity, natural gas, Internet and telephone services.
TRANSPORTATION
The park is adjacent to Highway 99W, and is ten miles west of Interstate 5. It is bordered by railroad tracks and contains a recently completed rail spur. The industrial park is immediately next to the Corvallis Municipal Airport.
See additional details–for this and other properties–on our Oregon Prospector listing.
Enterprise Zones
Through a combined effort among Benton County, the City of Corvallis and the Chamber Coalition, Benton County received its first Enterprise Zone (EZ) in 2008, and a second zone in 2010. The initial zone covers the industrial area (approximately 1,000 acres) in South Corvallis. The expansion covers property in Sunset Research Park in West Corvallis, and the Hewlett-Packard facility in Northeast Corvallis.
An Enterprise Zone provides a 3-5 year partial tax abatement incentive for new job-creating businesses in the area. Those businesses may be eligible for an additional 4-5 year exemptions under certain circumstances. Businesses apply for Enterprise Zone benefits at the beginning of a new development or at the time of re-development of an existing facility.
At the Airport Industrial Park in South Corvallis, T. Gerding Construction has completed construction of their new headquarters building across the street from the FedEx building on Airport Avenue. Several businesses are exploring options for some of the space available at the Hewlett-Packard facility. 
There are many benefits to an Enterprise Zone. Businesses that seek to expand or relocate will see the tax abatement directly, while other local businesses will benefit from the expanded customer created by new jobs in the area.
If you are considering the Willamette Valley for a new or expanded business and are considering the benefits of the Enterprise Zone properties, call:
- Bill Ford, Enterprise Zone Manager, 541-758-4009 or 541-829-9468
Oregon Enterprise Zone Authorization Application 150-303-029