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Milwaukie businesses pay less to enjoy the same amenities as
their big-city cousins: proximity to a large population and
skilled labor force, excellent transportation systems and a
flourishing, diversified economy. By the same token, our local companies enjoy
benefits that big-city businesses often don't, like stellar customer service
from City Hall and exceptional public schools.
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"Partnerships with the business community to
stimulate job growth are a priority for our city." -- Milwaukie
Mayor James Bernard, 2004 |
Already home to many flourishing regional and national businesses, Milwaukie is simply a great
place to locate or expand your business. And we have room for more.
Industrial/commercial properties ranging from 1,000 to 150,000 square feet are
available for sale or lease at competitive rates in four areas of the city.
Along with that space comes a support network: our competent city staff,
backed by the Clackamas County Business and Economic Development Team and the
Oregon Economic and Community Development Department.
Whether it's finding the right site, drafting a business plan, contacting the
correct agencies, or finding/training qualified workers - we have answers for
you or we can refer you to the right places for them. And in some areas of the
city, we can offer incentives to help get your business off to a strong start.
Whether you are a business owner/manager, broker or developer, we are committed
to partnering with you to find the right site in our city and make your vision a
reality. After all, we share common goals: successful commercial districts,
expanding employment opportunities, and a prosperous community.
Take a look at us. We think you'll like what you see.
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No sales or inventory tax; no City of Milwaukie business income or payroll
tax (see our tax comparison table).
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Educated, 300,000+ labor force within a seven-mile radius.
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One of the lowest labor turnover rates in the U.S.
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Located on four-lane state highways. Excellent access to interstates, rail
and nearby international airport.
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Ongoing city investments to grow its
business base, including McLoughlin Boulevard improvements, Riverfront Park and
North Main Street revitalization.
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Located along the
scenic Willamette River, immediately adjacent to the Portland metropolitan area.
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Diverse housing opportunities from affordable
to upscale.
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Active neighborhood associations.
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Public schools with a
reputation for educational excellence.
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Named as one of the 50 best locations
in the nation to raise a family.
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Accessible and responsive city councilors
and government.
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Close proximity to ocean beaches, mountains, and the Columbia
River Gorge.
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