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.
Syracuse City Community Profile
The Gateway to the Wasatch Front
The Syracuse City Breakdown
34,009
Total Population
3.56%
Annual Growth Rate
9,209
Total Households
$132,459
Median Household Income
28.7
Median Household Age
17,556
Civilian Labor Force
Community Profile
Syracuse City Assets
Business Costs
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.
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.
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.
Find Your Place, Here
Utah’s business landscape is as diverse as its communities. Each one brings its own workforce, infrastructure, and opportunities to the table, backed by data site selectors can use to make real decisions. Explore what this community offers, see how it fits into Utah’s broader economy, and connect with our team to learn more.
Sanpete County
Natural Beauty. Rich History. Real Opportunity
Sanpete County sits within easy driving distance of Salt Lake City and Provo, putting businesses close to markets and transportation along Utah’s Wasatch Front while still enjoying a peaceful, rural setting. Snow College calls the county home, giving local businesses direct access to a trained, growing workforce.
The Sanpete County Breakdown
29,209
Total Population
1.36%
Annual Growth Rate
8,748
Total Households
$67,459
Median Household Income
33.8
Median Age
13,026
Civilian Labor Force
Community Profile
Sanpete County Assets
Business Costs
Taxes
Sanpete County’s property tax collections run $1,221 per capita, including the national average of $1,810. Reach out to our research team for a full breakdown of how Sanpete County’s tax structure compares to the states you’re evaluating.
Real Estate: Office
Office space in Sanpete County leases for $20.30 per square foot, about 44% below the national average of $36.00. Contact our research team for the complete office cost comparison.
Real Estate: Industrial
Industrial space in Sanpete County leases for $5.98 per square foot, about 51% below the national average of $12.17. Connect with our research team for the complete industrial real estate comparison.
Valuing Hard work, Integrity, and Collaboration
In Sanpete County, you’ll find a welcoming and supportive community that values hard work, integrity,
and collaboration. We believe that a strong partnership between businesses, residents, and local
government is key to success. When you do business here, you’re not just building a company—you’re
joining a network of people committed to long-term success.
Abby Ivory
Economic Development Coordinator
Find Your Place, Here
Utah’s business landscape is as diverse as its communities. Each one brings its own workforce, infrastructure, and opportunities to the table, backed by data site selectors can use to make real decisions. Explore what this community offers, see how it fits into Utah’s broader economy, and connect with our team to learn more.
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
32,985
Total Population
1.60%
Annual Growth Rate
11,147
Total Households
$75,429
Median Household Income
30.1
Median Household Age
15,663
Civilian Labor Force
Community Profile
Clearfield City Assets
Business Costs
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.
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.
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
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Utah’s business landscape is as diverse as its communities. Each one brings its own workforce, infrastructure, and opportunities to the table, backed by data site selectors can use to make real decisions. Explore what this community offers, see how it fits into Utah’s broader economy, and connect with our team to learn more.
Beaver County Community Profile
Run Your Business. Live the Quiet Life. Do Both in Beaver County.
Beaver County sits where I-15 meets I-70, a true north south and east west crossroads that most of rural Utah can’t claim. It’s also one of the rare counties producing five kinds of energy, wind, solar, geothermal, hydro, and biomethane, right within its own lines. Home to the legendary Crusher in the Tushar and an independently owned ski resort, it’s proof that rural doesn’t mean remote.
The Beaver County Breakdown
7,273
Total Population
1.39%
Annual Growth Rate
2,518
Total Households
$79,360
Median Household Income
34.4
Median Household Age
3,117
Civilian Labor Force
Community Profile
Beaver County Assets
Business Costs
Taxes
Beaver County’s property tax rate is 0.48%, nearly half the national average of 0.90%. Reach out to our research team for a full breakdown of how Beaver County’s tax structure compares to the states you’re evaluating.
Real Estate: Office
Office space in Beaver County leases for $21.68 per square foot, about 40% below the national average of $37.72. Contact our research team for the complete office cost comparison.
Real Estate: Industrial
Industrial construction in Beaver County costs $161.37 per square foot, nearly $42 less than California’s $203.29. Connect with our research team for the complete industrial real estate comparison.
Small Town Feel, Big Business Opportunities
Beaver County is geographically located to provide some of the best economic growth opportunities for businesses who are looking to have easy access to multiple types of transportation, a labor force with incredible work ethic, and a proactive economic development board that is composed of private and public leadership who welcome and promote business. We offer a rural small town way of living that allows business and families to grow and succeed."
Wade Hollingshead
Commission Chairman, Beaver County
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Utah’s business landscape is as diverse as its communities. Each one brings its own workforce, infrastructure, and opportunities to the table, backed by data site selectors can use to make real decisions. Explore what this community offers, see how it fits into Utah’s broader economy, and connect with our team to learn more.
