Why Abilene
Key Central Location
With easy access via Interstate-20 (I-20) and multiple highways, along with Abilene's low congestion and commuter-friendly environment, your mile goes further in Abilene, Texas. Located directly on I-20, Abilene connects east to Dallas/Fort Worth and west to El Paso. Abilene offers one-day drive access to major markets like Los Angeles, Raleigh, and Denver as well as only six-hours by truck to the Port of Houston. For markets that are a bit further, Abilene Regional Airport serves as the essential gateway to the world.
Why Abilene
Powerful Professionals
Choosing to call Abilene home allows companies to collaborate with four universities and state-of-the-art technical training facilities for high school and college students to build the best workforce pipeline in the country. When paired with its 19 counties, Abilene boasts a competitive labor force that includes over 150,000 people. Abilene is also home to Dyess Air Force Base, America's Lift and Strike Base, with an average of 600 airmen exiting into the civilian workforce annually.
Why Abilene
Space for Success
Abilene is ready for your business with over 400 acres of competitively priced land in two industrial parks. Located on Interstate 20 (I-20), Five Points Business Park has property with access to the Union Pacific Rail Spur as well as utilities in place, including an on-site 50 megawatt electrical substation. Access Business Park has over 100 acres available directly across the highway from Abilene Regional Airport and within 3 miles of I-20. Abilene packs an impressive and accessible value per square foot - meaning more room for innovation and success.
Why Abilene
Premier Company Partnerships
The Development Corporation of Abilene (DCOA) builds lasting partnerships with businesses, offering customized support for expansion projects. The DCOA leverages potential cash, land, tax abatements, and more to build a competitive proposal that is tailored to meet your unique growth needs.
Why Abilene
Pro-Business Environment
As the first city to organize an economic development corporation in 1989, Abilene understands the importance of supporting business expansion. Abilene offers less red tape and bureaucracy, ensuring the expansion process is streamlined and expedited for your business.
