Silicon Valley’s most prestigious corporate zip code: Apple, HP, Symantec & more
Exceptional Demographics: 75% over $75k, 86% college educated
Nationally ranked public schools and home to De Anza college (24,000 students)
3.6 million sf of retail/entertainment including regional mall, Cupertino Square, 120 restaurants, 2,300-seat Flint Center, and the largest Whole Foods west of Texas
Access and visibility from both 280 and 85
Contact Us:
Kelly Kline, Redevelopment/Economic Development Manager: 408-777-3286, kellyk@cupertino.org
Unique Economic Incentive Programs which target new commercial and industrial businesses who generate new jobs, sales tax or transient occupancy taxes
Most affordable industrial and commercial zoned land and buildings in Santa Clara County
Business-friendly City Government with a streamlined permitting process
High quality of life (wide variety of affordable homes; recreation opportunities; close proximity to beaches, wineries, shopping and state/county parks)
Close proximity to freeways, transit, and airports
Contact Us:
Larry Cope, President/CEO, Gilroy Economic Development Corporation: 408-847-7611, president@gilroyedc.org
Outstanding Environment: European downtown with unique architecture, great pedestrian access, and the picturesque Santa Cruz Mountain hillsides framing the Town
Convenient Access: only 10-minutes from San Jose International Airport with access to Hwy. 17, Hwy. 9, and Hwy. 85 coming in and out of town
Corporate Headquarters: Home to many successful Silicon Valley corporate headquarters and business entrepreneurs that value recreational opportunities for their employees and entertainment options for their clientele
Quality of Life: Highly participative citizenry, well-renowned schools, and business friendly local government focused on keeping the Town's Economic Vitality strong
Demographics: High property values, income levels, and education levels
Streamlined development review and building permit process
Home to NASA/AMES Research Center, Carnegie Melon West Campus, and University of Santa Cruz extension campus
Centrally located on the San Francisco Peninsula within minutes of San Francisco, San Jose airports and excellent access to freeways, light rail and a Caltrain Bullet Train Stop
Diversified business community with high quality commercial/industrial space
Ideally located on the Peninsula, midway between San Francisco and San Jose
Easy access to three international airports: only 10 minutes to San Francisco International Airport and just minutes more to both San Jose International Airport and Oakland International Airport
Convenient freeway access: adjacent to I-280 and intersected by both Hwy 101 and Hwy 92, which also provides direct access to the East Bay
Attractive midsized community of 95,000 with a vibrant downtown, quiet neighborhoods, great schools and a skilled workforce
Perfectly situated between the dynamic cities of San Francisco and San Jose
Mix of urban population centers and rural agricultural and recreational areas with 20 incorporated small towns and large cities
A highly educated, skilled and motivated workforce
Extensive transportation infrastructure: Caltrain, BART, SamTrans systems; freeways and bridges; home to San Francisco Airport, two regional airports, and close to San Jose International Airport
Diverse recreational opportunities encompassing coastal beaches, bayfront parks, and substantial open-space areas
World class universities and research institutions
A highly skilled workforce
Supportive networks of: entrepreneurs, incubators, technology-oriented business services,
public/private sector collaboration in support of business
A highly productive workforce with value added per employee more than double the national average
An environment that celebrates life with outdoor activities in over 500,000 acres of parkland,
world-class arts and museums, nationally ranked sports teams, fine international cuisine