Industrial Sites
“Reuse and Repurpose” has been a driver of Caldwell County’s economic development for nearly 20 years. We have transformed furniture manufacturing plants, sawmills and more into locations housing diverse and growing industries.
Industrial site development is CCED’s future focus for growth. We have broken ground on our first county-owned industrial park in years: Evergreene Industrial Park. Through grants, CCED will equip the sites with water, sewer and broadband infrastructure from points adjacent to the parcel. The site is 34 acres, has room for up to six buildings and is near other industry. Contact CCED for further details.
Transformed Industrial Space
When furniture manufacturing collapsed during the 2008 recession because the housing market bubble burst, Caldwell County was left with industrial buildings with robust infrastructure. Since then, Caldwell has persistently rebuilt its economy, adding more than 50 industries and repurposing and selling more than 4.2 million square feet of industrial space.
Contact CCED today to find the perfect spot for your expansion or relocation.
CaldWELL POSITIONED
3566 Morganton Lenoir Airport Ave
Morganton, NC 28655
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1,051.21 acres
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3440 Hickory Blvd.
Hudson, NC 28638
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28,750 - 28,750 sqft 2.93 acres $3.75 lease
4016 Lower Cedar Valley Rd
Hudson, NC 28638
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15.90 acres $849,000
4054 Lower Cedar Valley Rd
Hudson, NC 28638
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6.80 acres $450,000
1250 Blowing Rock Blvd
Lenoir, Caldwell, NC 28645
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6.19 acres $2,000,000
1439 Blowing Rock Blvd.
Lenoir, Caldwell, NC 28645
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76,000 - 76,000 sqft 76,000 acres $4,980,000
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2145 Norwood Street
Lenoir, NC 28645
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85,000 - 85,000 sqft 5.88 acres $2,600,000/$3.75 lease
2581 Hickory Boulevard
Lenoir, Caldwell, NC 28645
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19,250 - 19,250 sqft 14.65 acres $2,400,000
840 Complex St. SW
Lenoir, NC 28645
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492,000 sqft 25.78 acres $4.80 lease
2615 Mission Rd
Sawmills, Caldwell, North Carolina 28630
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90,000 - 90,000 sqft 6.29 acres $2.25 lease
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