Leading the Way on Investments
Business is growing in Lancaster County and it's easy to see why. Low operational costs, skilled workforce, beautiful surroundings and an incredible quality of life put Lancaster County on top of the list for today's companies.
Looking to move or expand your business? Explore our region and discover for yourself all the advantages of locating in Lancaster.
 Over the past five years, residential, commercial-retail, corporate office, and industrial prospects have found Lancaster County to be “the place to be” in the Charlotte metropolitan area.
Ideally situated just south of Charlotte and within 3 miles of the prestigious Ballantyne corporate office, residential, and commercial-retail section of Charlotte, Lancaster County offers business and industry access to all of Charlotte’s amenities while also providing the advantages of a South Carolina location.
Large and small tracts of available land priced affordably in the fastest growing area of Charlotte.
State and local incentives that substantially reduce land and building costs or lease costs for your facility.
Access to excellent transportation corridors including I-485, I-77, and U.S. 521.
Fast access to Charlotte-Douglas International Airport – less than 20 minutes from northern Lancaster County.
A large pool of skilled available labor due to recent downsizing and layoffs in the textile industry.
A low cost of doing business in a right-to-work state.
A local and state government team dedicated to streamlining your project’s permitting process.
A quality of life second to none with access to all of Charlotte’s artistic and cultural events, professional sports teams, low cost of living, and access to outdoor recreation year-round.
Access to low cost utility infrastructure and construction costs that average 21% below the national average.
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September 15, 2008
Flint McNaughton Named Lancaste County Ambassador for Economic Development...Lauth Development's McNaughton praised for his support of Lancaster County economic development, read more.
June 08 , 2008
LGI Land Development of Texas recently began selling large tract homesites in Riverchase Estates on the Catawba River just south of SC Highway 5 in Lancaster County.
June 08 , 2008
Duracell, a division of Procter & Gamble, manufactures more than 1 billion “AA” batteries in its Lancaster facility. The company has announced it will add more than $60 million in equipment and building upgrades to its Lancaster plant.
March 12, 2008
URS Corporation announced that the
Company’s Washington Division has opened the URS Nuclear Center in Fort Mill, South Carolina
that will serve as the headquarters for the Washington Division’s commercial nuclear energy
engineering and construction business.
February 20, 2008
Continental Tire to move corporate headquarters to Lancaster County, SC
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