Craven County NC Industrial Park Build-to-Suit

The Craven County Industrial Park is located at the intersection of Clarks Road and US 70 just outside of New Bern, North Carolina. Situated just minutes from Greenville, Kinston, and Jacksonville, the park is convenient to the Port of Morehead City, Raleigh, and Wilmington. A main line North Carolina Railroad Company (operated by Norfolk Southern) railroad track is adjacent to the site with designated railroad rights-of-way entering the park. The park is served by Duke Progress Energy and City of New Bern water and sewer. It is also a magnet site within the Foreign Trade Zone #214. New Bern is the Historic Colonial Capital of NC and the county seat of Craven County. New Bern MSA (Metropolitan Statistical Area): GDP (Gross Domestic Product) over $4.6+ Billion and consists of Craven, Jones & Pamlico Counties in the Inner Banks (I-95 East to the Outer Banks) region of eastern NC. Craven County: population over 100,000, part of the Aerospace Corridor (Craven, Wayne & Lenoir Counties), home to CarolinaEast Medical Center (flagship of CarolinaEast Health System), Coastal Carolina Regional Airport, Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point in Havelock, Craven Industrial Park & Federal Courthouse. Located in the 18 County NCSE (North Carolina Southeast) region, home to 5 MSAs, Two NC Ports @ Wilmington & Morehead City, Strong agricultural base, Population of 1.8+ million with a labor force of 730,000+, Diverse industry base including more than 30 Fortune 500 companies, Certified Industrial Parks, Wilmington International Airport, Fayetteville Regional Airport, Albert J. Ellis Airport, Coastal Carolina Regional Airport, and the North Carolina Global TransPark, Interstate highway network including the new I-42, Extensive rail service throughout the region, Seven military installations, Six major universities, 15 Community colleges that concentrate on job skills training for existing and recruited industries, Seven Business Incubators throughout the region, Innovative healthcare facilities. The North Carolina Aerospace Corridor exists to establish Wayne, Lenoir and Craven counties in Southeastern North Carolina as a world-class aerospace and aviation corridor, and to promote the region’s common assets to take advantage of opportunities for growth in the corridor. The region is anchored by the North Carolina Global TransPark, a multi-modal transportation and industrial complex designed to meet the present and emerging needs of domestic and global commerce. The NCAC is also centrally located on the eastern seaboard of the United States and offers unparalleled access to air, rail, highways and North Carolina’s two international ports, and provides convenient access to the region’s four major military bases. The North Carolina Aerospace Corridor has an aggressive economic development model in place and has found great success utilizing this model while transitioning from tobacco and textile industry clusters to aerospace, food, housing, biotech and pharmaceutical. The North Carolina Aerospace Corridor’s central location provides one-day trucking service to major metropolitan markets, such as Atlanta, Baltimore, New York and Philadelphia. Two-day motor freight services reaches deep into the Northeast, Midwest and Southeast, connecting the North Carolina Aerospace Corridor with target cities like Boston, Miami, Chicago and Pittsburgh.The Craven County Industrial Park is located at the intersection of Clarks Road and US 70 just outside of New Bern, North Carolina. Situated just minutes from Greenville, Kinston, and Jacksonville, the park is convenient to the Port of Morehead City, Raleigh, and Wilmington. A main line North Carolina Railroad Company (operated by Norfolk Southern) railroad track is adjacent to the site with designated railroad rights-of-way entering the park. The park is served by Duke Progress Energy and City of New Bern water and sewer. It is also a magnet site within the Foreign Trade Zone #214.