Syracuse City Community Profile Dots Syracuse City Community Profile

The Gateway to the Wasatch Front

Syracuse City’s newly completed freeway connection puts businesses minutes from the entire Wasatch Front, with retail, hospitality, light industrial, and aerospace companies already thriving here. Backed by a skilled workforce and a spot among Utah’s safest cities, Syracuse is built for what’s next.

The Syracuse City Breakdown

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34,009

Total Population

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3.56%

Annual Growth Rate

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9,209 dots

9,209

Total Households

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$132,459

Median Household Income

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28.7 dots

28.7

Median Household Age

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17,556 dots

17,556

Civilian Labor Force

Community Profile

Syracuse City Assets

Major Universities and Colleges

Syracuse City has access to educational institutions that support local communities and build a workforce ready to step in, including:

 

– Weber State University

– Davis Technical College – Freeport West Extension

– Weber State University – Layton

– Davis Technical College

Major Companies

Syracuse City is home to a range of major employers across healthcare, mining, agriculture, and transportation, including:

 

– Walmart

– Smith’s

– Syracuse Arts Academy

– United States Cold Storage

– Costco

Recreation

Syracuse City offers a mix of outdoor and cultural recreation, including:

 

– Antelope Island State Park

– Community Fishery – Jensen Park

– Syracuse Island Splash Pad

– Syracuse Regional Park

Transportation

Syracuse City connects through:

 

Air

– Ogden-Hinkley Airport

Rail

– Freight Rail

Road

  • Interstate 15 & 84
  • SR-177

Business Costs

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Taxes

Syracuse’s corporate income tax rate is 4.55%, about 30% below the national average of 6.48%. Reach out to our research team for a full breakdown of how Syracuse’s tax structure compares to the states you’re evaluating.

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Real Estate: Office

Office space in Syracuse leases for $22.86 per square foot, about 37% below the national average of $36.00. Contact our research team for the complete office cost comparison.

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Real Estate: Industrial

Industrial space in Syracuse leases for $10.33 per square foot, about 15% below the national average of $12.17. Connect with our research team for the complete industrial real estate comparison.

Labor Profile

Syracuse City’s workforce isn’t just strong, it’s outpacing the rest of the state. Take a look at the industries, wages, and employment trends fueling that growth below.

Clearfield City Community Profile Dots Clearfield City Community Profile

This is Utah's Military City

Clearfield City is home to Hill Air Force Base, a legacy of aerospace and defense that still drives partnerships with Northrop Grumman and 47G today. Bonnell Aluminum and Lifetime Products already call it home, and its revitalized transit station adds 550,000 square feet of office space, with another 94,000 square feet of business space ready to build. Sitting on I-15 between Ogden and Salt Lake City, Clearfield is built for scale from day one.

The Clearfield City Breakdown

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32,985

Total Population

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1.60%

Annual Growth Rate

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11,147

Total Households

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$75,429

Median Household Income

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30.1

Median Household Age

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15,663

Civilian Labor Force

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Clearfield City Assets

Major Universities & Colleges

Clearfield City has access to educational institutions that support local communities and build a workforce ready to step in, including:

 

– Davis Technical College – Clearfield

– Weber State University – Layton

Major Companies

Sanpete County is home to a range of major employers across healthcare, mining, agriculture, and transportation, including:

 

– Northrop Grumman

– Lifetime Products

– Bonnell Aluminum

– Management and Training Corp

– Utility Trailer Manufacturing

Recreation

Clearfield City offers a mix of outdoor and cultural recreation, including:

 

– Clearfield Aquatic and Fitness Center

– Clearfield Community Art Center

– Tower Park

Business Development

Clearfield City offers established business parks and office space, including

 

– Falcon Hill Research Park

– Legend Hills Office Complex

– Freeport Center

Transportation

Clearfield City connects through:

 

Rail

– Freight Rails

Road

– Interstate 15

– Interstate 84

Business Costs

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Taxes

Clearfield’s property tax collections run $1,221 per capita, the lowest of any region, including the national average of $1,810. Reach out to our research team for a full breakdown of how Clearfield’s tax structure compares to the states you’re evaluating.

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Real Estate: Office

Office space in Clearfield leases for $27.03 per square foot, about 27% below the national average of $37.29. Contact our research team for the complete office cost comparison.

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Real Estate Industrial

Industrial space in Clearfield leases for $7.13 per square foot, about 29% below the national average of $10.06. Connect with our research team for the complete industrial real estate comparison.

Visionaries Welcome

Clearfield, Utah’s Military City, is home to Hill Air Force Base and has a proud legacy of innovation, service, and manufacturing excellence. A bold downtown revitalization is transforming one million square feet of our city into new businesses, housing, offices, and public spaces. This transformation is creating an environment where visionaries can grow and succeed.

Mark Shepherd

Mayor, Clearfield City

Labor Profile

Some cities claim a strong workforce. Clearfield has the data to prove it. Take a look at the industries, wages, and employment trends below.

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